... New Brunswick. l1O; w of Cleopatra, Hewitt; Marnhull, White; Ann, Holiiwell; Ceres, M411. bri bay. ler; Hairmony, Dix-on; Thomas, Coffey; John, Jennings; and Bri- n i ate, t~smilft Halliday, keenceat Newfoundland. laS re. Mary. and Jane, Matches, hence ...

... ~Hon.F.H.Berkeley IV.Mie Bedford ?? ?? . Captain Polhill H.Stuart (no) Blackbun ?? Feildese J. Hernby Bradford ?? Busfield ?? Hardy ifs) Bewdleyl ?? T. Winningtont Brighton. Capt. Peehell Brigton ?? N.Wigney Boston ?? ~;J . u- ?? Brownrigg Brecon ?? . ..C ...

... ELECTIONEERING MOVEMENTS. Lancaster.-.-The friends of the Conservative members for this borough, George Marton, Esq., and Thomas Greene, Esq., have been upon the alert. The Radicals brought for- ward a Mr. Francis Dashwood, as their nominee, but he has ...

... two others in his kitchen, and Mills was to swear he had seen Hopwood steal them from the back shop (where Hardy stains the hats). That Mr. Hardy told them there was no opportunity that day to place the hat bodies as agreed upon, because Mr. Hopwood's ...

... evening, the prisoner Hardy requested him to go to ,Old, mn- John's (meaning the prisoner Marsh) to borrdw a, of wrapper. He dd so; and, at Hardy's request, took thle ISO wrapper into M. Tunstali's cellar. TChe prisoners aet. Hardy and Price were both ...

... about the tenth or twelfth week after plastin& Al the Preston sessions last week, Thomas Miller, Eq., of P?ton, Robert Fheaketono, Esq., of Bootle, near Liverpo)l., Thomas Grimushav; Esq., of Rawtenstail, and Robert Ha- 9M&avet, Esq., of Accrington, wore ...

... —Wind K.N.W., moderate. Shamrock, Wiseman, for Limerick, in going out this morning, ran on shore on Crosby Point Margaret Hardy, Mann, from Callao; Zante Packet, Brennan, from Constantinople; Quicksilver, from Caminha; Earl Stanhope, Holmen, from Trieste; ...

... Tom, Pearse, henceeat Baltic Port. 147 Columbus, Nesbitt, hence at do. mia lie Bucephealus, Guild, from Measina at do. het Hardy, Shirly, ?? Havannahs at Elsineur.I Charles Henry, Willcott, from Havannab at Hcmborgh. 131 Pomona, Tessier, froma Balbia, ...

... Tamspico aned England 20t 1 Feb. wvith two maillions of dollas' on board. .0 Keziah, Iiddle; from London at Vera Cruz. toos The Hardy, which was said to have been condened, was repair. 1 In lg at flavannah. *f !Children, Pe'oetor, from Rio de Janeiro offCowebound: ...

... Miscellaneous Suggeot-nsn useful to Seamen ti in general. ILSLSTRATaD BY SEVBIIAL EsosRAVIsS ic.Woon. b 'Then, Oh protect the hardy tar, ti B _e midful of his merit, hi eib__k1 pure justice urge the war, et -c 'lbhw his daring spirit. ti. Rviddoa's Aeeccted' ...

... afterwards proved unavailing, The fol- lowing were the numbers polled by the respective parties :-Rice, 155 ; Leach, 148 ; Hardy, 98 Heaton, 97. No. 2. St. George's Ward.-The opposition in this ward appeared of a very limited character, as it did not seem ...

... theiL appointments confirmed at the New Bailey on Tlhursday:-Bartlon: Thomas Hartley, James Kelly, William Philips, and James Parr.-Saiford: John Dracup, James Bancroft, and Thomas Satfrrthwaite.-rewtimi: Nicholson Varley, 0 J. Barratt,' William Howarth ...