... 15 Hope, Kerr Louisa, Colville Sierra Leone Boyle, Galbraith Gibraltar DUBLIN BAY . . arrived from 15 Coquette, Downs Cadiz KINGSTOWN . arrived from 15 Shannon, Collins Dorchester,N B Oliveiro Secundo, Marel St.Ubes WATERFORD arrived from 14 Velocity ...

... MONUMENT TO THE LATE DR. KERR. On Wednesday last, respectable and influential roeetincr >f gentlemen was held in the Saracen's Head Inn, for the purpose of adopting measures for the erection monument to the memory the late Dr. Kerr. Provost Murray being ...

... William, Bell Zephyrus, Eden d° Thomas & Nancy, Gleet d° Betsey Heron, Scurfield d* David Owen, Handcock d° Ann, Leaman Sunderland Eliza Liddell, Surtees d° Ellen, Watson . d° Thos. Baker, Sharp ! Ann, Thompson Sisters, Walker Doris, Mather Hartlepool ...

... BELFAST Still* NEWS. ARRIVED. Feb. 10.— Athlone, (st.) Davies, Liverpool. ll. Earl of Stair. Kerr. Liverpool, salt; Phoenix, Gregg, Liverpool, salt; Thomas Baring, Rees, Yarmouth, barley; June and Eliza. Richards, Newport, iron. 12.—Antelope, (st.) herson ...

... July. Crown. Kerr. Jut August. Calcutta. Gibson, August; si! for this port, msjesuc. Comforth. August, for Calcutta. John Campbell. White, beoce Bombay »th August. Leonard Dobbin, Carpenter, Jlh Kingston, M’Lena, do _ . , Julius Ccssr, Mite bell, from Llanelly ...

... Blenheim, v. Mends, suspended at his own request* Master.. Henry Davy to Thunderer. Mates.. John Risk to Thunderer. James A Paynter to Blenheim. S. F. Short and C. R. Marcuard to Cyclops. George Kerr Blom'e. A. P. Ryder to Excellent. John Fisher to Andromache ...

... StOltills AND DAVIS. Mr. Temple, in this case, hoped his Lordship would amend the order he had given for anew trial, allowing tile depositions of the witnesses whose testimony his had allowed be read from the Judge’s notes, be read ifi contradiction their ...

... DAVIS' STRAITS WIHALE FISHERY. giL. ai -ch T.aitil, Wear -M~lrh hh. q The Cinrendon of Leith, KIerr, which has ar- rived from this fishery, bore away from about the )at. of Cape Walsinghinm, on the 17th ultirio, and it will be seen by the following report ...

... BELL’S WEEKLY MESSENGER. Mk D.tlo—Hoiy.-AltM. I. Brook!, to ka AhM.*(h«- Tick Wllmd, wkoM mpp. kaa sot take* j»lmcc. lock Ditto—Carnet R. froe* «tk Llfkt DrjfowMk be Cornet, vice Wed der burn, prom.; Coru«t AdJ. • Pre*loo, to k«vo the rank of Llcnt. 3d ...

... sworn in corroboration of the testimony which had been given by Mr. Davies. He stated that on Saturday, having received letter from Mr. liawrcnce, the medical gentleman who attended Mr. Davies, acquainting him that the latter was extremely iU, and wished to ...

... aE a ard Davies feory ¢ Dickson mae am Dean John Lomax ard Davies John Carter i am Davies Speak: Man Hallowey ‘Thomas Thomas Jones homas Jones John Robinson John Francis ‘Thomas Walley Joba Pickering Ss Robinson Robert Lloyd Thomas ¢ James Maddox S. Willow ...

... BELL’S LIFE IN LONDON. Race produced 2 dead he»U, but was won at last by Mr. Povnta’s Olive beating Lord G.Lenox sSwindon and 4 others. The Siver Cup, value 50 »ov. was walked over the Duke of Richmond's Pantomime. . . . . The Ladies' Plate of sot. 2 ...