... French ship of war. Within 30 hours after these instructions reached Oporto, a grand expedition which the Junta had prepared to sail for for Peniche, about 30 miles north of Lisbon, and dis. embarking there, to march on the capital, with the design ?? gettingher ...

... Newgate-street, publisher. T. Crecd and T. Keen, Foyestreet, Cripplegate, liabero.blers. J. Mac. intosh, Jewih-street, CUippiegate, sail-maker. 1. Dick- sOII, Cooper's-row, Tower.liill, wine-merchant. W. EdvwardsWoodcligster Gloucestershirebaker. J. Emery, Va ...

... Royal William, Mackrell, from London. with timber. Ips- wich is), Wing; Brockelbank (s), Read, from London, with passen. gers. SAILED-Thomas Clarkson, Howes; Sarah, Beaumont, for Lon- don, with flour. Lord Nelson, Bennett: Neptune, Noy; Brockel- bank (a), ...

... their Improved con- struction) will enable her to effect her passage with greater speed, and her present draught of water to sail generally from the Quays. It is proposed to Sell her In '64th Shares, and W.Ny Pen. soBI being a Proprietor of Two such Shares ...

... darkling sea? Why are thy sails to the night-wind spread, And why shines that light on thee? Why art thou here, thou lonely bark, When the other ships are gone? I deemed thee away, with those to-day; -But still thou art sailing alone. There came a voice ...

... SresL;!, Robert Pacl, Baubury, Oxfordsbire,chemistand soda.seter. stanufactuatsr SrltIPLING, Julhn, Llrerpool, ship.rhaidler And sail-maker WALLANA, Ch1arles, Birmingham, netal.dealer. DECt.AilATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. BNAN9COusRR, William. InLte of Blundfosrd ...

... to expect an amicable settlement of the matter; but it had been deemed prudent to send up Her Majcsty's steamer Fury, which sailed on the 29th March for Shanghai. ...

... Robert Stopford in the Mediterranean.- Naval and Military Gazette. The Great Western arrived at Bristol on Saturday having sailed from New York on the afternoon of the 19th. She bad l passengers. There is no furthernewa regarding the case of hi'Leod. Lord ...

... already reached the shores of India. He arrived at Alexandria on the 8th of April, proceeded straight through E gypt, and sailed for Calcutta on the 12t1s of that nmonth for the purpose of being swornin. It was expected that he would proceed immediately ...

... uarly period o I, tlc ojalie, Ilie finest note. ples elt otf uat aol aldvsilce iof Is. to Vs. pei tp . iroil Monday lu,t, the saile afterw irds hecmae feavy , ami little euro tblan tie prices of last wee it could beoljtainted. J lie finest barley is is. per ...

... certain number of men and ne. cessary stores. Captain Brend, of the Queen Victoria, very generously offered his services, and sailed the follow- ing day, accompanied by the missionary who resides at the Isle of Pines, two natives, and a mate. The group of ...

... Island, which likewise was swept clean. Finding that he had no ehance of a cargo at any of these places, he determined ito sail northwards in the hope of discovering a new station, and, in furtherance 51 of this p lan, left Ichaboe on the 24th December ...