... toanege ls et this moment 47.0 M tons less than in 1857 —that while Itritlih ships passing the Sound dccnomff 6 per cent, foreign vessels increased 17 per cent., and Prussian ships SO! I also proved that previous the reciprocity treaty our erptrte (n i ussia ...

... Admiral be ah Chriatmaa day. The ships on the station were healthy. The; Ocean, Britannia, Spartiate, Uevenge, Isis, Madagmcbr, and Krebus, were at Maltm Also the Orestes transport. Lieutenant Garrett, aa an hospital ship. The Windsor Castle, Wellesley ...

... the forenoon were seen to drag their anchors and finally run out to sea. Owing to the wind being uff the land, the casualties to the shipping on any part of the east coast have not been very great ; and we have only, as yet, heard of one instance attended ...

... worthy of the attention of the Public, the greater part of the Wood being of the best quality, and upwards of 100 years old. Ship-builders will find the Sale peculiarly worthy of their attention, The Sale will begin at Fireburn Miil Toll, at half-past 10 ...

... of every dcanipdon will compete. The cobles of fishermen against cobles, salmon-cobles against each other, and the same with ship-boats, and the handsome gigs of young gentlemen belonging to the town. The scene will be spirited, stirring, and interesting ...

... to accommo~date the procession that is to accompany the ashes of the hero to the beach, thence to be nut on board the French ship of war that is to carry h m to France. Taemesvors Lear.—At an inguest held on the Lody of Mr. Lovesey, who was kiled at Cheitenham ...

... carts and a number of labourers, whose effective aid a good deal of grain was saved. We have accounts from all quarter* of casualties caused by the deluge, and in many pirers we fear the damage done to the standing co-n has been'very serious. Still the ...

... copied from the Jamaioa Waiehman, but bearing the appearance authenticity, from which ft appeals that in slave ship captured-by Her Majesty* ship Snake few months since, and trhldh had ■fares board, number had bean butchered, their cooked, and served up ...

... the capitulation. When the British army ten TlcondertgO consisted of aboitt 10,000 toen. exclusive of Indians: but, by the casualties of war, and by desertion, it eras reduced to about 0000 at the time of the surrender. It six members of parliament. General ...