... NEAR THE BANKS OF NEWFOUNDLAND. On the 30th of June last, the ship Byron left Liverpool for New York, heavily laden with iron, sail, &c., and having on board in passengers and crew, 119 or 120 souls. On the morning of the 2d of August, 34 days out, in lat ...

... in a O Ithe6w1le of the past'wek;k, oCeCajonudjiit iio'ei lllrt b,'An attempt on:the part of the-B Uankbrokeittq ftmoftbp saile of Exchequer bills to a lage tmqu~it. 'IItelpho~gu vtre, htowevrwhich he was Abe, to At dtx' WoO, from the market'L On' Wiidhsday ...

... more than an hundred feet, and leaned over as if ready to fall down upon us. The word was given to put up helm and back the sails. As the sailors were hastening to obey the latter order, as the terrified passengers were rushing on deck, and looking up at ...

... more than an hundred feet, and leaned over as if ready to fall down upon us. The word was g ven to put up helm and back the sails. As the sailers were hastening to obey the latter order, as the terrified passengers were rushing an deck, and looking up at ...

... 'wore than an hundred feet, and leaned over as if ready to fall down upon us. The word was given to put up helm and back the sails. As the sailors were hastening to obey the latter order, as the terrified. passengers were rushing ao deck, and looking up ...

... vessel, ,'dad refused to sail in her. In this state of things, a signal ias iuade for the captain to come on board, 'and upon his ,;:4il g1he was informed of the unsafe state of the vessel, and the disinclination the crew had to sail in her, but offering ...

... 'uskisson, flaggerstone, chemist.- Nov. 13, E. Smith, Rochester, linen.draper.-Nov. 15. B. Parnbamn, High-street. Shadwell, sail-maker.-Nov. 15, W. Davies, Queen- a- street, May-fair, tailor.-Nov. 15, G. Poeock. Booth-street, Spital- th fields, manufacturing ...

... am the proudest man in the world le-an exclamation which was rqp do.dto.- ith nine, hearty. rounds of applause. The Srius sailed from Cork on the. 4th ultimo, and for five days she bad notat'glmpse of the sun.' The-passage was very, 'r~gh,'';Bsl dorifg ...

... Money and mercantile matters there were much as we .were informed in the last previous communications. Just before the packet sailed, they had received what they called good news, viz. the determination of the Bank of England (seven weeks ago) to assist some ...

... drandere n finishers; s o far a s regards the su ld R .. .eumrur-w - Davies; na d J . Davies druggsts, ship chandlers, and sail makers. FRIDAY, Ju.s 7. DECLARATIONS OF.INSOLVENCY. Edward- J ames . Hrgrave v.ic tuall er, b Bisopsgate.street, eX Without ...

... George Constable, Esq., one of her Ma. jesty's Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, vice Bunn, retired. The Grand Duke Alexander sailed from Deptford for Rot. lerdam on Friday. On Thursday the Corsair won the Windsor Castle Stakes, but they were lost to Lord ...

... their slender store of provisions * xhausted. The hardy highlaniders ipukel the bark ashore, and with the aid of the scanty sail, constrteteed a rude tent, under the shelter of wbich the unhappY ladies weh constrained to pass the night. Msorning came, ...