... endanger their safety, Though the interruction of the mission which the said Ambassador has oceasioned by his unexpected depature, without having received an answer, requires explanation, the Sublime Pone will not cfepart from the principles of integrity ...

... ALES BY AUCTION. Capital Oak Tiroble. suitable lot Ship-building. Southgate Park, Middlesex.—By Mr. HOGGART, At the AUCTION MART, neat the Dank of England, On FRIDAY, May u. Twelve, Forty- Eight capital oak timbi.r trees., with their tops and bark, now ...

... Paris on Friday. The Toulonnais of the 21st instant contains the following : The crews of the ships of the Mediterranean squadron are being completed. Several ships of war have already arrived at Toulon, bringing a sufficient number of men to replace those ...

... the untoward would Morning Fopf. STOCETOK AMD DaELISOTOM singular effeete «f railway* upon the growth Pound lliddhnhjrougb, shipping port, Stock lost and Dsilmgtoa railway. Thu Itti minus of th« D and Stockton railway, Is a branch Middlesborangh. ha* sptuag ...

... this commodity; the holders are rather The last advices from Belfast state the Butter market per. fectly stationary ; the shipping prices free on board were 90s. to 91s. per cwt. BUTTER. BACON. Stock. Delivery. Stock. Delivery. 1835 38,300 6,000 8,400 ...

... a third brig near the island of Ameland. Seven or eight damaged vessels have been driven on the coast of Delfzyl. A Russian ship of war is stranded near the Vriesche Gat; she has, however, been brought to Zoutkamp, but with the loss of all her masts. The ...

... Rlussiani fleer', -: ui will tie repaired.` Atrince Oscar Frederick dsmakd ~ ai~f~ having, stopped some hours took'diis-depature for ?? v lier gurea thedanten ttes anmoldewc f.the. j~a`cdj6 he 1eThwsarCm's have iA Rsom.e pacemaflet~ ithuebs,' tisttodju'te ...

... II lelill i t1 r oylil''l t u N 111tl 1, il i oi~ilttt ?? Joh Etodt)AdY,-11tii htsorges ande Lod lilly Grl ley too t Ir l depatur ?? ?? forenoitoln.l' ar'i vall Majotf- tit isluetltit on andot o Cat. I ondetion htad a it i inl forI &terv'u'i weith Ielar~qv~l ...

... ninr of tile 2.thl OF February. I was m duced to ti'tnsiait you a despatui on - that day, ta vnty-11 lon hours befbro the depature, unr ordinary circilmstalices, of the last mnil for the steamer, so as to reach Boston in time for the sailing of thle packet ...

... of Africa station is also perteotlr in di telligible-it in the Marine Follyof England. ere es remains a floating balance o ships upon pEr- n. ticular serviee. Now, Without revealing any great he game they have in hand, ministers might 3X saffely, a the ...

... been directed above and from Westport you will finally proceed to Belmullet, and any seed which may remain unsold on your depature from that place you will transfer to the commissariat officer in charge of the depot, in order that it may be sold by him ...

... -45' 10. 1 ,8 30 5 40 a.m. 8 0 a. n. SUINDAY TRAINS. - ! 8 e .m 3 Op.. 530 p.m. 830 ?? ;4la..m. 8 0 am.M -iDepartuse-fom Depature from . Arrival in London. Sheffield, Derby. ' 15 30a8 -a m. . ' .30 p~ 915- 11 40 6830 12 O noo 2 30,p.m., 9 30 2 0 p.m. ...