... considerable injury has been done both to theisland and shipping.' A letter received from Dominica last Inight, informs us that the effect of the late gale was felt in that island, but no lives lost, nor any vesy serious injury sustained. The town ot Rousseau ...

... confusion onl board, those below rushed upon tile deck an attempt was made to tack the ship, but the wind was so light, and the ground swell so great that it failed the ship backed on the rocks, and in less than ten min- utes was completely broken up. A scene ...

... and lasted till half-past fbur. The carnage was terrible; the Russians had 16 or 17,000 men put horse du combat. The Poles lost several thousand. and several surrounding villages were destroyed. The Polish artillery fired 26,000 rounds; a great number ...

... Proxies ?? ?? 49 Majority .. .. . . 41 The Bill was consequently lost. On the Lord Chancellor declaring the state of the num- bers no expression of feeling took place i and their Lord- ships immediately adjourned, at a quarter past six in the morning. Illosnday ...

... mhotion, was received by telegraph on W4'ednesdoy, ajad difflscd universal joy. . - iBLGIUA ' The newsjV tle Refrbn Bill be ing lost, caused considerable consternation in Brussells, as it was supposed the tory party would instantly regain their power, aid ...

... enquiry' tobe in tie miean 'time mnade as to what party Tvsa entitled to make theappointment. POTATOEN.-Mslr. Smith, of the Ship Tin, Marsh End, has this week raised three roots of potatoes (two flat reils and one pink-eye) weighing in tlae whole upwards ...

... shipwrecked near Cape Ray on the 19th ult. by which 273 persons' lost their lives, the par- ticulars of which were given in our last. Captain Gambles was convicted of intentially wrecking the ship to get the insurance, and sentenced to be hung, after which ...

... vweek our painful duty to furvish csetnils serious disttirbances in Bristol, by ahich a cossiderJ nlumber of lives have been lost, and( a large ?? public ?? private property most wantoly (lestrIoe by' lawless and infuriated mob. The wolikg cmII sse II iy ...

... also in- formed that it was intended to invite the men from the different factories to join them on the occasion. His wor- ship accordingly acquainted the proprietors of the different 4 mills of what was likely to be done. This led to a meeting of the ...

... ll'clsfesta. Never since I knew thscounty have Ibeen receve so ktd Itreshie enthusiasticatly. Nothing could equal the ?? ship I have experienced. Anti nose, my fried lprivate hisl at great personal inconlvenience, alter aln j ve Coovefre Ishould have ...

... Law Officers. ' RUSSIA. The letters fromn St. Petersburgh state that a 'Russian line-of- battle ship Was burnt on the 20th of Octobor, and about 200 lives; lost. Thee Emperor Nicholas has conferred the order of St. Anne, on Drs. Russell and Barry. BAVARIA ...

... the cabin, coreild every thilig away that was inside, and filled her feil of water. Tile remlinuder of the toateri:lls were shipped on Tucsadsy last, in the Ainsoose, fotr Whitctehasen. LAWV llEF ?? a paragraph unider this head in the C, ,r nsice of Saturday ...