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... AMERICA. Turre have heen two arrivals from America this week —the British Queen, and the Britanaia, one of the new line of steam-packets. The last nam¢ 1 made the voyage from Boston in 12} days, and from Halifax to her moorings in Liverpool harbour, 10 ...
... AMERICA, Tuere have been two arrivals from America during the weck —the packet-ships Garrick and England. The intelligence brought is of no very great interest. The commerciil embarrssments in the States still continue, and the dispute on the banking ...
... AMERICA. Tue Great Westorn arrived at Bristol on Monday, after a passage from New York of 13 days; Yut she hrings no news of any importance. The elections had began, and had proceeded so far in favour of the supporters of General Harrison, whose chunee ...
... AMERICA By the arrival of the brig Patssy B. B'ownt, Captain Pedarson, which left Beolize, South Ameriea, on the 13:h of May, we have received a file of Bezile papers, from which, and from Captain Pederson, we learn the important news that General Morazan ...
... AMERICA. By the Great Western steam-ship, Licnt. Hosken, R.N., which arrived at Bristol on Saturday evening, files of New York papers to the 9th inst., and Canadian papers to corresponding dates, have been received. The Gireat Western made the homeward ...
... SOUTH AMERICA. A New Stave Berweey Texas axp Mexico.—At Philadelphia news had arrived, said to be positive. Tt is to the effect that a portion of Taumalipas, or Coahuila, bas declared itself independent of Mexico, and set up for itself under the title ...
... SOUTH AMERICA. The news from Monte Video is unfavourable to Buenos Ayres. Lavalle had defeated a party belonging to the Argentine Republic. He had a large force under his command, and was pushing forward to greater results, Blockaded from without by the ...
... imprisonment, for defrauding various persons of large sums of money, by delusive statements on the subject of emigration to America his trial for ...
... € s d|£ o d 1 5 0115 1 ' 8 9|2 3 3 113 9 215 0 117 3315 0 S 7 05614 7 Life Assurance may be effected for North and South America, for the East Indies, for any of the British Colonies or Garrisons, for a continued or an especial Maritime Risk, for the ...
... over the whole of the Union. The friends of General Harrison speak confidently of his return ; but a * pure democracy,” like America, defies a “ foregone conclusion.” If the proportion of his friends at the polling booths are in the same ratio as his supporters ...
... , aged 37, Isabella Rutherford. At Wooler, on the 14th inst., aged 25, George Hall. In Febreary last, at New York, North America, Mre Stephen Cattanach, of Alnwick. The Ilth inst, at Alnwick, aged 61, Mrs. Grace Wright ; the 13(h inst., aged 35, Mrs Elizabeth ...
... SuieLps, Sertemper 11.—The Robert and Geory | a fine new vessel, which has just discharged her i, ¢ cargo of timber from America, fell over in the riyep Tyne, nearly opposite the new (Mr. Young's) dock on the north side. She fell over on the Conquest ...