... Bristol . Parrock flail, Caeney, for Colomho; Thjeodosla, Underwvood, 20t1d, for LIver; Hero, Hardy, 21st, for Louidon; Olivla, itoome, 22d, for the Taur- tIue; Thomas Laurie, Price, 224, for Van Dlementis Land. ARIIIVAL tN IN lioN SAY. 1H4..S. Winchester, ...

... the whole of the outwaid tiound which mailled ?? and proceeded for the River. the Isabella, Alunro,,from Calcutta, fidget, Hardy, from Cadis.- Came down from ithe River,. dit Brunswick, Vemie, for Malta, Tropic, Anderson. for Janasica; X. L., Clough, for ...

... Indies. Salle~ frost liu. bodas ontil 17t Juy, Tobago l8tho,.TrInddod 2.Othl, Grettad& 27ih, St. Ktt'a29111 TuroiBith, St. Thomas Ilat nit., Porto, Ric, 2dt4 St. omigo 111andSpy, fron' Marlrinopie. UAOTI~o, SET. 8-Arrived Off porte, tile Earl Dailtoulie ...

... minenl boom, &e. (having eaperienredl a violent gael on the 21st lecember). on the i74h ?? In lat, 23. N., Ion. 411.; Simeon, Hardy, from Cork to ilarbadoes, on thte Sidtl, In Itt. 37., too. 37. ; Czar, Peter, aod Unimos, of Jersey, on the dib Iinut., In ...

... Handley, B. Scott, Sir E.D. Buckinghaum, J. S. Handley, W. F. Shaw, F. Burton, H. Harlin~ga, Sir H. Sheppard, T. Burdett, Sir F. Hardy, J. Simneon, Sir R. G. Bruce, C. L. C. Heatheote, G. J._ Smith, R. Vernon Buller, E. Hoskins, K. Smith, R. S. Calvert, Nicholson ...

... arrived at Cork. The TrInidad, Leltci. 7rom tihe Clyde to Trnnidsd, on the let last., In lat. 49. leng. 16., iy the Hero, Hardy, arrived off Portlard. The Clhiftarln, of London, on tire ad February, with 1,450. barrels. Sgtfferdi,Wlnston, from Liverpool ...

... Swosa psket, [ror Swsnis hore to the eastward. POanrINtARN, JAN. S.-The Ann, Lewis, from Chester to Cardff POS u TA.OT.JAN. ?? Thomas Pells, ittCartoay, ashor on jthe bar, oi brekie~ up.rs dibrig, from London to Galusbo outh, Malden to Goele, is ashoie In ...

... Sir George Murray declined. Up to Friday morning no other candidate had arrived in Dudley, or indeed, declared himself Mr. Thomas Hawkes, the unsuccessful op- ponent of Sir John on two former occasion (at Stafford), had been named by the Tory party as ...

... exteusive and destructive fire which occurred on Monday, at the i buildinbg.-yard, carpCnter's shop, and dwelling-house of Mr. Thomas Wisden, builder, in the Wwstern-road, Brighton. The fire, which commenced at a quarter to twelve, was not got under till three ...

... Paetriot from LiWbon to Newfbnedland, 00 the 4th ult, lI lat. 48. tang bO, by the Rlarl, arrived at Nepfoundland, The Jane Hardy, on tite 2Jih July, in y Caleor; Emnlanet .rm london to Quebec, on the 4th ult, off St. Paul's; Ldy Denglas drom hlaryport ...

... -Twvo name boards have been ticked up on the coa :t. one marked '1 Horton on the outside, 1Colllnssa Inside, Itt other Thomas Fisher. AuSTaaAI)AN, JAW. 12.-A boat line heen washed on snore In the Texel, with FelIcity, Chichester, inside, and fiteplwn ...

... FALkiOUTHs, JULY 13.-Wind S.W. to NANW., moderate breezes.-A Oil art, the Rtegolos, Haggart, front Sierra Leone; Prince Carl, Hardy, f~rom St. Croix ; and his Mlajoaty's ship Espoir, front Lisbon. aet BasaTOl., JULY Id-Arrived the Staints, Radman, from St ...