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... NAVIGATION, _ THE Summit Level of the L:fi;n Navigation will be ready for the Passage of ts, on Monday the 12th instant. The Boatmen are desired to take notice, that Mr. WM FERIS, of Aghalee, has been appointed Col ector of Tolls foy the Lough District. JAMES ...

... verses are addressed, _as dewained in Portugal on the arrival of Junot’s army, until, by the assistance of two courageous boatmen, he was conveyed to Sir Charl:s Cotton's flag ship (the Hibernia) who received him with those marks of friendship and honour ...

... On Saturday night laft an affray took place on the Grand Canal, near the harbour in James’s-ftreet, between fome of the boatmen concerned in navigating the turf-boats lying there,] and two young men, calicoprinters, who were accompanied by two foldiers ...

... and T. Richardfon, flop dealer, corner of Grayfon-ftreetin the 3d, J. Sinclair, malter boatman, R. Kilthaw and J. Halewood, boatmen, and John Thomas, mariner—in the 4th, W. Reece, chief mate of the Bridget, of Loodon, R. Droyer, fecond mate of ditto, J. ...

... e R A boat went out from Torbay, having on board three ladies, one gentleman, one child, one servant, and two boatmen, to witness the transfer of Bonaparte from the Bellerophon to the Northumberland, and as she was sailing round the head of the latter ...

... wee1k, witness and deceased went to Starcross, where they stopt all night. In the mornling; two boatmen shoved them over to Exmouth in their boat. The boatmen having left them, de- ceased proposed to have a bathe; they both got into the boat, and deceased ...

... ilig mnoderat.d a little, a stout boat, belonging to Mr. Moole, Senesehal oif the Manlor of Mourne, was launched, Sklld the boatmen reached the unhappy marinels, *vhose hands lia become so benulmbed that they could not have niuch, longer hield themselves ...

... his former wars ; but 2s no communication has taken place between the French sailors that came in the boat, and any of our boatmen, nothing more is known than what I have stated. . « Four o’cLocK.—The Captain of the Insolent is set off to the Admiral at ...

... Edward Hull, and Alex. M‘Minn, Esqrs. Port and Coast Surve ors, and Mr. Mulhollan and Mr. Miller, Coast ofi:’een, the Revenue Boatmen and their assistants, geveral boxes of valuable goods have been safely brought to Ballywalter, from the rock, nearly 3 miles ...

... rangedl any fixed plan of escape. It is also knowni that hli has several hags of gold, and that he repeatedly sail to the boatmen, wlieiu engaging them, that he did not are to what coudtry he wias cooveyel, provided he could uffect his escape fromn this ...

... son (a youth not more than ten years oflage), and three boatmen-was upset, opposite Mr. Robhs' pottery, within two miles and a half of Portadown, when the Messrs. Montgomery, and two of the boatmen, named Teinnison and M'Donald were drowned. Our respectable ...