... , Henry Mawdeley, Thos. Sumner, M r0r James Lestherbarrow, Thomas Neale, William flarrlsen, and m re- Patrick Turner. Edward Sephton, an old offender, 179. 6.1. for th to same offence; Thomas Clayton, for a breach of the beer act, lts* m ;ter and costs ...

... Frowse, Trieste.-Blessing, -, lalaga, quarantine.-Eugene, Gal- lon, Havre, Gleaner, Jellerson, henes at Alexandria. Franklin, Hardie, hence at Philladelphia, Herald, Graham, hence at Baltimore. Ann, Heath, hemce at Bath. Laconia, Damiiels, hence at Norfolk ...

... N. B. 10th inst. lat. 49 23, lon. cc If 17 44--Minerva, Wilson, hence for New York, 12th Inst. lat. e 49, on, 27.-Jessie, Hardie, hence for Halifax, 10th inst. lat. P e 49 49, Ion. 112.-Erin, Smith, hence for Monte Video, 18th J. Jan. lat. 31 S. Ion. ...

... evening that there were ten thousand men in of arms on the borders. The men of Ncwcastle and Carlisle also nt were up. and the hardy sons of the soil were ready to strike a blow at ?? Chai lsian of the Chartist Manchester ineet- iP ing,. on the 13th. ly I ...

... Flora, Strachan, hence at St. Andrew's, N. B. R William, Toinge, hence at Bahia. Chili, Falls, from Laguna at St. Petersburgb. Thomas Naylor, Havanxnah, and Morgiana, Fethers, hence and n Narvaatdo. P - Elizabeth, Cowans, hence for Wyburgh, got onl shore in ...

... driven on shore on St. Bce's beach, and has since gone to pieces. Arrived onr Wednesdy.-Charles Joseph, from Charleston.-Iris, Hardy, NewOrleans.-Wm.Thormpson, Folger, New ?? Packet, Pernambuco.-Nancy, Odessa--Eliza Field, Lisbon. Hibernla, Kemp, hence at ...

... fromnaoweyfoirthis port atPenoanee, with rudder hc Massasoit, Reedi from New Orleans at Marseilles. are VESSELS SPOKEN AT REA. Y Thomas Battersby,bhenee for Charleston, 22d ult. lt. 46 0 N. Ion. ea :h, 3i 0 W.-TiffMn, Dryden, hence for Barcelona, 1at. 48 28 ...

... for St. rx Vincent's loth Aug. Alpha, London, from the Clyde at Demerara. r, Broke, Hardie, from do. and St. Vincent's at do. Of Euphemia, Findlater, hence and St. Thomas's at Nassau, N. P. 18th Aug. 3e Cowper, Woodbury, hence at Boston. ay Goliah, Davis ...

... Baier, hence, for Africa, pasted Madeira 5th Concordia, Wallis, hence, at Dantzie. Expedition, Hendewerk, hence, at ditto, Thomas, Harris, hence, at the Texel. Providencc, Bennett, hence, at Helvoet, Mary, ShQauson, hence at Rone p. . Sarah aim M aria ...

... OF MEMBERS SUP.9RSEDED. E.NGLAND AND WALFA.:'CITlES AND BOROU;Rs - to _ _ ?? INS TO RPZO.Hrd ib- 'Bradford,* Buafeld,- rice Hardy m 'Bridgnorth, Tracey, ,, Pigott S-Bridport, Jervis, , Twiassm at Bristol, Berkeley, , Vivyaza Cu- Carmarthen, Morris, ,, Lewis ...

... searcely taken his eatJ when Mr. W. Earle (addressing himself to Mr. Hardy) inquired, in a very abrupt manner, whether Mr. Hardy was a friend of Nr. George Hall Lawrence. Mr. Hardy- said he would not answer the queation ; lie was an elector of the ward ...

... abusive language. Case comproiniaed.-Sam.iel Simm. shoemaker, fined !*!.• I ° T avi B hlB Jwe »»R-»iouse chimney on tire.-Thomas Johnson, fined 75., including cost.-, for similar oficnce.—James Colquit, fined 7s. for removing night-soil >n the day time ...