... (Monday) at ten, and if the writer at the Bull, Aldgate, he would see him. ■At the Ilull he found a young man having the ap- of ships-steward, who, after inquiring if name was Gee, handed him the following London, May 12, 18:14. Sir,—ln consequence of serious ...

... ftonna Maria has triumphed over l»er foes, and Don Miguel has left the shores of the kingdom he was unworthy to govern a British ship of war. After the victory gained Terceira near Thomar, the Miguelites, as our readers already know, precipitately evacuated ...

... increased by these acts no man could reasonably doubt. The expense of tonnage in English ships was £'10, in Prussian ships, £f( per ton- T°e cost production of our ships was increased per cent, beyond that of foreigners. In navigation the disparity was still ...

... James Fawcett trace the route pursued the thief on leaving this town, and the present holder of the gelding ; but all clue was lost after Brercton Green. Twenty guineas reward have been offered within this day or two for the discovery of the gelding, and ...

... n Bill. The clauses from 1 to were agreed to. On clause being put, .Mr Barnard rose to express an earnest hope that young ships would be selected for the purpose of conveying the emigrants to Australia, and that proper offices would be appointed to survey ...

... realized. We are now daily expectation of several ships arriving China with full cargoes of Tea into the Port of London. Our last advices from Canton state that there was a full supply of Tea on hand for twenty ships, and that many vessels were then waiting to ...

... and place—(Cheers)—the power which faction has lost in Ireland, and which its brethren England will never rest satisfied until they have made blood-thirsty—attempts to regain, but which I now look upon as lost tor ever, I mean the power of misgoverning the ...

... that he was observed, he bolted into a yard in Highgate, adjoining the White Hall, where for a short time all trace of him was lost. Soon after, however, Mr Unsworth espied him peeping out of a wash-house under the White Hall, where he had hidden himself ...

... that a foreign ship, with salt, and two sloops, are on shore. 'The sloop Emulous, Springer, from Whitehaven to Ramsey, is lost, with all hands. Seven of the hands of the foreigner are also lost. I have just heard that a large American ship, outward-bound ...

... appearance of the gale increasing. Two ships and two smacks, however, remained; and between nine and ten o'clock, the wind from S.E. to S., blowing strong, accompanied with heavy showers of rain, one of the ships was observed to be dragging her anchors ...

... post, when the time arrives, which the country opines is not now far distant. Brothei freemen,—there is not a moment to be lost, —let not the enemy of all our rights, civil, religious, and political, creep in upon us, while we lay beneath the sunshine ...

... Agent, with there aid, and last night with the Hon. the Earl 0 f lington s complimentry note, with a remitance from his Lorfl ship, together with the Rev. W. Stevens Rect. of Levens, Rev. J. Hornby Rect. of Bury Lancashire, and Nephew to t9| Earl of Derby—and ...