... of having uttwd Bask of England bill*: and on casualty th« counal-hpuse, they recognized Welshman retiring, instantly took custody. Tbursdly, Wilsani Crtne, and Lyne, in custody for the mimier the fpr*(gner, Louis Bartljclcmici, wereagainbroughtnptrompnsoii ...

... : betwecn the entrances to the Friths of Forth and I'my; and that all vessels passbgo such light-house, (except Greenland ships) should pay a duty of 3d. per ton on their cargo. Agreed to. TWe S&e4tary at TiT, nsuved sthe or der sof the day tor thle house ...

... Boeks, &c. (except Writings, Accompt Bunks, Securities, Money, and C;unn powder;) also Ships in I larboar, Cargoc: in Slh:s, and in 'ighters, on Rivers anld C-ntds: Ships building, repairing, &c. fror toss or Damage by Fire. The Conditions upon which this ...

... teceivesi 's1 t' lt~ e C spd steady, h1 e ships .never w+ ,t.lidi l ef 'tles rtisssesisrg lig. under easy sail, ice D?>enea it tle Laisees o tfiivoard ghar- tcr,nd theg corteslae sa.tsetri.: ' ts isj mutes :lt ix 2he ship becanse u csgovesya3b-, ansi Was riihed ...

... ty of the beats of his ?? Ship Dliadenm, and a trenseu- dous surf, opposed the passage of the trijops. '1The enemylhad scattered a party of sharp-shooters over the ?? heights, and conmainded the landing, but the. casualties ot this service arose principally ...

... racier of Alr Davidoun, both as a nlember uf his proisi 0n, ai an i odividnal ; alid that the preseilt case was the rusli t fa casualty or mistake, then the jury were bound to give thed vkfc their verdict. The jury gave a verdilrt for the pltintill u1 zM WII ...

... action of trorer, Oruads v. Russell, brought by the assignees of Alex. Paton, of Friar's Goose, on the south shore of the iyne, ,ship-builder, to recover the value of a new vessel, built bv the i 3bankrupt for the defendant, at an expence of NOWl., but which ...

... expeilees. 'l'iere must, of necessity, le sunte non-ell'cctives, both in the line ati in the guards, lront, the ordin- ary casualties of the service. lie would move as lii amiiiednuiit, thiat there be laid before tile hoose an account oi thle ?? forfeited ...

... emplo% neiit to the whole ofour shipping, or whether those a hteratiomnu lhad oplriated prejudicially toe ?? ping itercst. The right hoi,. *untlemain referred to sonic peti- tiOnIs, w hich hald ;et 1orth thalt tlie! shipping of the coun ei's- was in a state ...

... Possession of the stockadl?, with, I regret to say, the gallant Cal. Sale and Major Frith, severely wounded, and about twenty casualties. H. D. CHADS, Captain of lI.bl.S. Alligator, itt comnand of the nlotilla. Killed and wounded, on board the flotilla, ...

... vessel hard a-port, thle ship must inevitably have been run down. Sihe had left~sterid abouttliree ?? Previously. A ladly oniboard -ofilie Earl of Liv-erpoolhaIl lier nerves so affected by the accident,that-when ?? aprproacheiltthe ship ti, take omit the passengers ...

... Fuzileers) regiment, have received orders to prepare for embarkation for Portugal, to fill up the va- cancieswoccasioned by casualties. The reported action between Lord Cochrane and the Egyptians turns out to be unfihunded. According to re- ports from Alexandria ...