... Port-au-Prince to Falmouth, was burnt at sea on the W5th of March-crew arrived at Nassau, New Providence. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM TENnY.- The rapid conomunication between Bristol and this fashion- able and cheap watering-place, by the establishment of the George ...

... kli periacl;iF Jfrihe ?? iittlej~atyrfltferaon, Wn sedsla~xut4tesnAiug~aitd~stac1itslt, Indeed, their quotatiuusare-veset te*nni * ej Wldt . ?? i*a 2 3ls:XtM 494. *F-'lou pesack ?? g tos~s ?? ~~ n. 1 rt tr-v~-A*t* - .Po~wead ,. . ?? 2ZR ?? *- ?? -Wld' ...

... the. Unicorn frigat (with. cdnvoy), and Aniethvfl and Eorturia frigates. A day or two ago Belchler, the bruifer, playing at tennis, in Martin reet, Haymarket, the bali reconud. ing wyith force, itruck him iat the, eye, and forced it oottof its focket. The ...

... Electra, Lindsay, at'do. tli inst. from Clyde George Canning, Ruth, at Swinemunde 3d inst. fro In- verkeithing Mary and Helen, Tennis, at liel 5th lnst, from F'ith of Forth Rowley, M'Lachlsn. at flambturgh Uth Inst. from Calculta -Betaey. Sutlerland, and Ann ...

... Ditto, Najado, Blomberg, Elsinmur I Campion, Knight, Ditto. Orion, Jasberg, Ditto. e Ann, Fowler, Mauritius. Nolharding, Tennis, Ante erl AMERICAN PAPERS. e By the packet-sbip Florida, Captain Tinckham, which 1jF, e New York on the 17th ult. and arrived ...

... to pie- ces. Crew landed on a desert island, v, here the master died. 12bSEitS sPoKEN WITH5. Liverpool, Jan. 30. . The Tennis, Walker, From St John, N. 1B. to this port, was spoken with 26th ult. in lat. 49. long. 70. with five feet water in-her hold ...

... at Sierra Leone. 4 The John, Cullen, from Rid raneiro, for London, was spo- ken 22d Sept., in lat. 49 20. long. 11, 10. The Tennis, Newby, cleared at Quebec, for Liverpool, 19th August. lThree ships, 13 brigs, and 3 snows, off at 6 P,m.-Private signal, ...

... ditty, as oi balrley, is reijeired oti pews and beauls, thcis' reasury liavitig no htower to isterfore 1ltmtttst the direct tennis of the sot. BIRMINGEIAM CORN MARIKErC.-WnoNiESo.1 Dariig the proeseit week wve have had tint a slow trade for Englsish whleat ...

... , oppretoed, tsnd has failed. Terrible is tle fate ?? aw. him. SPARRING.-Reuben Marten will take bhi henebit this ?? the Tennis Court, when Byrne, the opponent of Jdin A' .1 expected to chew for the first time in the Metropol 54n circ ti. F8DEsTi'IA~sSM ...

... tomobae.eo E so an old rtnger, named WXlliam Sedgwick .- er 2 Here lies an old rlier, beneath this cold clay ar O TWho has rung tenny chranges, both serious and gay; Thro tripples ard tenonr with ease he could range, mtiu Till Death oall'd the bob and brougbt ...

... Fleance, for Madeira; Countess of Loasdale, for Hamburg Sabo, for Antwerp; Menal, for Outen4; Aiken, for Hamerofort; Bri. tennis, for Havre; City of Hamburg, far Lisbon and Gibraltar; Gul sppo, for Palermao, Taffer Jorks, for Konigsberg; Johanna Miller ...

... of anmy sort, the prices of beefnonseqluetitly ieintiied iinniiallyg as mi Matuday. Mitt on1 was srarce, artd supported the tennis of that day. Veal antl poik had ajo variationt. Beeft'st2 IB( 4 OI Veal ?? 3 0 iu4 3 MuttoLn.. 0 4 6 Pork. 4 4 0 0 RAW HIDES ...