... Om, QUR SPRO2SIrDONDRTS pl\T J0O IIOTV a WtZJl-timl =ZZ9IZ JaIz 10;1 Isli.; - - W cdrnesdqy Iiight, July +1811 - DEPATURE OF TX'XI1;N.G or Swens.DZ O;s a-ieligolapd Letters, by the Mairl- of tis nmorning, bi olt 1 ...

... tl.-c Captain to cut the sheet ca'o'.e, and run the ship ashore, the chance saving the people's lives ; the cable w then cut, and the ship put before the wind, and in eight after she forward, die ship heeling windward ; they titan cut away the gnus in ...

... and upwards, good Ar d.le, Me.-«dow, and Pasture Luo«i. an unlimited Eight upon (he adjoining Co.umons and a Stock of depa>turing thereon, with suitable Dwelling House and excellent Farm Buildings. IV. ill n*ceivcd Mr. ton, or Mr. .oMrsoj*. Solicitor ...

... address ?? - al My Lordse .If I had-been leftto the exacise of nmJ Ommto discretion, I should have decined ddressngyoprLord. Ca ships. - But, my Lords, I aen acting i dischargeofimy wi duty, in obedience to the judgment of my Learned Col- ac hagues-who thin ...

... Captain HOaNr, to salI the 20th Instant, Je~n MACUtT, LATHAM. and CO.. and to ble succeeded by d The new Ship BGSIQN. Captain it. C. MACKAY, and The new ShIp LIVERaPOOL, Captain J. Howus, Jun. yei For terms of frelght or passage apply to the respective Captalns ...

... day, at noon, a 'private secretary of the Capitan Pacha, accompanied by two other Turks, appeared on board' the Russian flag-ship, to commence a negociation for the surrender of Varna. By the Emperor's orders he was referred to Admiral Greig, but returned ...

... DISTRESSINr; CAsE.,AD tire wife of a labouring man, trained Pain, from Fromne, who was about-to emigrate to Americarbv tile ship Hornby, from Bris:ol, was in the. ?? pralour of a public-bouse in this city, a few days since, a I fellov, having tile appearance ...

... shmpi-rights, IVe about fosriy strong, supported the Royal standard, the on union jack, and a splendid model of the largest steam- ship in the world, the British Queen, an appropriate em- beofteir craft for the day. The omasons and other ~in trades looked ivell ...

... relative to improving the harbour of Wexford. The petition sets forth, that the state of the harbour is destructive to the shipping interest, in consequence of a bar of shifting sand lying across the entrance ; that 27 years ago the bar was 19 feet deep ...

... some intances an improvement of 6d. per quarter on last week's curency. Beans and Peas were scarce, and the turn dearer. SHIPPING INTELIIGENCE. TUESDAY, MARCH 3. -Wind East An n,-- Isabella, White, from Dutlee—and Warlock, from Whitehaven. OPF.—Amelia ...

... and Grounds may be obtained. Preston. 24th August; 1840. F - LAN CASTVR'AD , PESTON J UiCTI'O.NRAILWAY.. . | BOTJRS' OF DEPA#TURE. FROM.LANCASTER TO'PRESTON I At 2n., Cn. p 4 ?? . .: Train. I7 15 'am. ' . ?? 8 '45' cim.sn.;. Fiisi 'Cisss.', ?? 1 O ' 0 ...

... production used the construction and equipment of ships, is protected, raising the relative cost of the material of the ship, but the labour also protected by the absolute exclusion from registry ships built in foreign C'-untries; and British wages, and ...