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... Mediterranean, and on her way down Channel, put into Salcombe, from which port she again sailed on Monday, 29th ult: It came on to blow very heavily shortly after we sailed, and con- tinued bad weather on that and the followinw day, though no fears were entertained ...
... tnks fine Ceylon Cocoa Nut Oil at public sale, were partly disposcd of at 42s to 44s 6d per owt. We learn that four ships had sailed from Hong Kong, their names are the J. Horton, the Pekoe, and the Alexander Baring for Loudon, and the John ?? for Liverpool: ...
... married, who have been employed. on the Duke of Sutherland's extensive improvements in Sutherlandshire. The expedition will sail in August, with Mr. Sinclair at its head, assisted by Mr. Barton, lately.one of the Duke's agents. SUJRLY POLITICAL UNION.-At ...
... ornament. Between the 6th and 13th inst. 12 packets entered I Boulogne, with 373 passengers, and 13, with 547 pas- l sengers, sailed. J ...
... packet-ships from New York since our last ; but the latest accounts are by the ship Scotland, arrived at Liverpool, which sailed from that port on the 15th ult. The commercial accounts are not more favourable than those received previously. Disclosures ...
... Paris on Thursday. The American packet-ship North America arrived at Liverpool on Friday morning from New York, whence she sailed on the 5th inst. She has, consequently, made the passage in eighteen days, and brings the most recent intelligence from Canada ...
... determined to resign. MORE TRooPs FROM IRELAND- FOR EGLAND.- The 8th Hussars have received the route, and some troops are to sail immediately for- Liverpool, from whence they are to march to the disturbed districts. It is intended, we understand, that another ...
... as soon as the basis of the treaty with Turkey was arranged. A considerable number of British vsssels have in consequence sailed for Egypt, l for the purpose of loading cargoes of grain, of which there is a large surplus on hand. Some few of them are ...
... mass of the colonists. Already many temporary buildings were erected on the burnt district. . The Sully arrived' at Havre,: sailed from New. York the 5th Sept. three days' later than our advices direct. The French brig.of..war Voltigeur arrived there on ...
... recommend the raising a sum of money sufficient for forthwith equipping, manning, and sending forth a fleet of at least ?? %sail of the line for the defence of our coasts, which sun of money should be kept separate, and applied for this especial purpose ...