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... revolution. The work must atthin popularity, and the writer must proceed in the literary oreer sie ?? so auspiciously commenced. AMERICAN STZ7AM NAVICATIOX.-A correspondent, Liverpoolias is so much elated at the thoughts of the approaching voyage of the noble ...
... so much success, scarcely week passes without some new speculation the kind being announced. Phillips is again giving his American Experiences, varying the programme with a few specimens of tlie school. Russell and Smith continue suburbandizing with their ...
... fiue Brig MINSTREL, sI T. HoDo.s, Master; A 1 at Lloyd's; burthen 146 tons, coppered and c. copper-fastened, and in every respect an eligible B conveyance. Apply to F. ASHLEY, Goree Piazzas. 11 e- ON SALE, e , \ The fine new North American built Brigantine ...
... fine American Packet-ship LOUISA, Captain W. Osaoneni; n r f 496 tons perregister; New York built; copperedand _ cop pe-fastened, arid stands A I at Lloyd's, and Is a very fast To sailer. T Will be succeeded by The very fine fast-sailing American Ship ...
... rslte 4 ofdollars and T 80 cents per pound sterling. OV s'cl To sail on the 9th instant. ,c FOR NEW YORK, A The sulioror A 1 American Ship Gle tOlBERT lS AAC, T J. G. MILLS, Mastery ven Burthen 435 tons, eoppered and copper-fastened, a fast sailer, senj and ...
... is pleasing to observe the immediate relief afforded to Suffering Infants by that 1Blessing to Mothers,' MRS. JOB14SON'S AMERICAN SOOTHI[NG SYRUP, the efficacy of which is daily aidding to the great ntamberrb6f Children rclievei from the extiemte pains ...
... Mexico, which, so far as active operations the part of the invaders are concerned, is nil, or worse than no news for the Americans, will also be found under the proper head. The Chinese junk Keying had arrived at New York , from St. Helena on her way to ...
... ased wcll known s a remark-bly fast saile Will be succeeded bu The fine firet-class American Ship KUTUSOFF, Captain EDWARD E. TAYLOR. And the fine first-class American Ship FRANCES ANN, Captain E. SoVLE, Beth A I, coppeored end coppor-fastenod Ships. Apply ...
... communications must be addressed. For particulars see Bills of the Day. Ro YAL AMPHITHEEATRE. ForittO5 BENEFIT or THE SOUTH AMERICAN MINSTRELS, And Last Night but One oflhcir Eneogenent. THIS EVENING. iPtRl)AY.) the lthl BIesnnt. THE BLOOD RED KNIGHT. SCENES ...
... Walter Scott,;'nd for aViunlette. einerside sTower, known as one of the resorts of Thomasthe Rhymer. The Lay of the Last Minstrel wlll bave as a Frontispiece a View of Melrose. The Vignette, Nerark Castle, Seikirk- f shire.. .,NeakCtiekr. Marmion-..F ...
... 4 dollars O0 cents to the und sterling. BALTIMORE SPRING SHIPS, To ctear this day, and said To-niorrow, The first-class American Ship IIERMANN, JAmEs ALLYN. Master; A superior ?? ternis of freight or ?? apply to Capltain ALL-N, on board, east Side Prince's ...
... be~enalmiost corastant. He has not men. I tioied, aehat welriioavto bethe fact, itaviig rtle publications ri before us, that tite American periodicalosipecik in the irighest j terms of his irildl, which, snider Providertce, had given eight C -to an firdividual ...