... Amlwhch; the brig Nancy, of Whitehaven, rwrecked at Cculyn. Bay; a prize to the Arathusa frigate stranded in Cemlyn ]ay; the ship Jane, of Philadelphia, in distress in Cemmaes Bay, got clear by assistance of boats ; the sloop Lydia, of Beaumaris, stranded ...

... StCiAP-, LOCAL AND GENERAL. (Lscucid'd fi'on eou' lost page,.) MIr. ?? Mooire hats left ?? to pay a visit to N1 o %tcmtt Abbey, the stat of tbe late Lord BY ron, Uli 'dupee tile gnreat pnet, whose letters and jo5ttP ed - 1 lie is iLlS ittt to give to ...

... Princess Charlottc, 1817.. 8. The F-einch lost 20,0(0 nienin effecting the passage of the Beresina, lS12.- Bill of Pains and Penalties against the late- Queen abandoned, afteria tridl-b' fifty-6ne days, 1820.-The ship Coluim- hus, 300 tect long, 5(1 feet ivi(le ...

... exile. We may ?? : I but we' canuot help it. Bonnet, roalswoid, 'nad, .p sporralin power, strelgtb, and wealth, w Sie all s lost oen BiomniosSe7mun - . 't jp filse ' -said Elispat, fiercely; 'yorid' I such file ?? spirits, are quelled bfyolil ti own ...

... Egyptian ships; anti since his I ship did not fire at the Asia, although the action wls. ?? to winldward, neither did the Asia fire at her. The ?? indeed sent a message tliot l/e ?? (t all, and there fore no hostilitY took place between our ships for soine ...

... 'or 'my sin hiath been imimports not to thee-and I seek *not to know thmile. But here thou remainest for s s, ever-lost, evei casi allm lost. And she wept agail. I an The Rabbi daihed his turban on.the grand, and I ti. teariing his hair, exclaimed, Wee ...

... giros no concert tbis ea1r. It will, inI all Fdpniilatsl~ilj, bC gi1nel tll, tile expeuce far e-xcecd- (1id h receipts, It has lost a Nvaill °1(UUolrtvir ;11 Sr Sir J.101 ?? day last wveek, it wlas so .e dark in the inetropolis that callniles in the Court ...

... liheads; still nota line respecting it theti appeared. Now 1 know that you must have a correspondent rat Boettmaris, as tlie shipping list appeared in the very paper omitting the subject of my complaint; and I do not suppose you wvould employ a person who ...

... Heart, a name of happy omuen for those fair runaways who are ready to stcriafce allfor lore, and thinkl the world well lost 'in such a cause. Tle denouenlent of the scene was now fast alproaching Mr. R. commenced ?? search,, but by fan unlucky Imis ...

... leno taitry to the (GmivernormGoeieral of Iid'ia, and is ts ery proeeed tith. Ihis excellhncy to rndia in his -Ma- jestv's ship- Unidaanted.T lie lBon. Frederick un- ;Mil lins RoUlson, secoud son of I ord Granthais,. ,hi- and neplhew to the preseiit pfemier ...

... very pleasiuri scent exhales froim the ?? in- ideni open'; anI neither thie leiiie es nr the Ilowexs nd AC the plants have lost their brilliant colours., ile PEG Oni PIN TiNiARis.--gs ?? tankiards, of nd ivhich there are only foltror five remiainii'g ...

... Cloughs; Fortitude, Wall; Presitlent -Jcnksns;- iand- iasait; Hazlelhurst, all iv'tl slates. - The -Carnarvon and Pllhieli shipping lists didt- not loiib to-biaid 'this' * ek. - ' J MILFORD.-Arrired, the Abet, Tipper, from Neath for Daitlsouthl, W'illiamn ...