... Saturday, Novmmbbr 26, 1831. The die is at length cast, as the wily Scribe of tlie broadsheet has it — and his friends the promoters of seditions associations and political unions will receive their merited reward, should they persist in their rebellious projects contrary to the King's proclamation, which has denounced tbeir illegal proceedings, and forbidden such assemblies in future under ...

... FALMOUTH. ?? Friday, Feb. 24.— Wind W — Arrived, Jj*^ rat, Stanbury, from Cork.— Sailed, H. ■■ Glasgow, and Nympheu, ou a cruise. * Saturday.— Wiud W. S. W.- Put ha ck ' ' ' ships Glasgow, and Njmphen. , f , Sunday.— Wind variable, — Sailed, H- ; j. yf . ;iaugnt>', 10 guns, and Isabella, Michell, * ?? leau.i ;and H. M. ships Glasgow, and » ,B »' onacruise. . ...

... TO MAT 8. ORDER OF SAILING, for Lisbon, every Friday, from April to October and Saturdays, afterwards. For Barbadoes aad Jamaica and America, on i'th'e ' Sunday after the first Wed.ies.lay in every month Leeward Islands, on the Sunday after tbe third Wed nrsd.iy in every month. Brazils, on the Saturday after the first Tuesday in every month. The Packets for the Mediterranean sail every three ...

... COURT n F Kt\T« ?? ''l.Tonosnav n^ s BOTctiEa v. rviiPimr.t. *nii ?? This was an actio, bought ' v ?? „ v ,„ of a fishing smack, called t* c Merenrr.a >•.;,,.» the owners of a West India bwW^! cillel the Contest, for rum- g bY* v J|, c plaintiff's ship, whereby sbe ...

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... Saturday, July 29. Since bur last .publication -intelligence an important nature has reached Governc*} that an other Revolution ! and that too in Ihj, bc^dnby the daring spirit of a rebellious ir» has been accomplished! in : the sliort spii ...

... FRIDAY EFE\L\(i, MAY 1. The r.jmerous favors of our aijV-i*.is. : r);r friends, received late in the week, and tiie L-n^tn ot the Gazette Extraordinary in our fourth page, leave US but little room ?? eontment. But no re.u'.tr of true British feeling and unsophisticated un-lersiandin- wil. nted oar assistance to convince him ol the vast importance of the capture of Bada- jos. Upon ihe motion in ...