... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... concert this evening at Glasgow, r at which the celebrsted vocalist Mrs, Wooe is to appear. The steam- ship Caledonia, Captain Leitch, will take co bhr depature frosn the Mersey to-morrow, (Saturday,) fal for lalifax and Boatoer, with the usnal mail,. du e TO ...

... forthe first thi time, he was probably as inuch attached to his country as ah Mr. Godley is now; but this is his seventh depature for the Austraha, after sojonirning here three years as a snubbedi dui and frustrated pleader forhtis colony: the prine of ...

... have reason to believe that Sir Edward Parry, and other experienced toeO Atotlic voyagers, entrtrained the Opinion that the ships seen by the toereheotman tincelied to the iceberg, off Newfonndiau, we were in reality the Eirebius and Terror, abandoned b ...

... STEAM- SHIP BALTIC. libe By the United States steam-slhip Baltic, Comstock, coin- abl anemandier, we have adviceefroun New ork t h t ntn will The Baltic sailed two days after her time, and brought CY ice$150,000 in specie on freight. The steam-ship Atlantic ...

... raised to A62,ffl. The oxpde su; h goeiieal fund account for the year was £X ii r When the Lord Chancellor was takin gationi depatur t few days ago, from Ipssovich Railway an, tw A p R of girls, after havieg paid their frd were inforid fot wi ol, their luggage ...

... ' a ship, after calling at the Cape of (rood Hope, will sail to he nextbourn, will thence proceed to Ho'bart Town, and hednx the Sydney, and, on leaving Australia, will go to e ?? isles. Having visited the different islands of this group the ship will ...

... that seemed to rest upon the very water The in- vill' toryal'was occupied by, the sailors of the royal yacht, ret,. in Shipping'- an almost fabulous quantity lof ,bagage Us w~ith. characteristic glee and rapidit, and by some speculative bohtninn, with ...

... Eliza Gibbes, havg shlve fittings and other requisites for the trade, %;s taken into the river on the 3rd July, by her Majeyios ship Trident. Mr. Oldfield, the agent at Sierra Leone, is ads:. tising for interpreters, to proceed to the stei ?? Rainbow, engaged ...