... voyage. The steam-ship, with others, will attendance to take the yacht in tow when necesvary; and the Castor frigate, Lord John Hay, will be at the Nore in readiness to escort the squadron they come down the river. Their Majesties leave town shortly after ...

... Clyde. Scipio, ol Liverpoo’, for St. John's Uih insi. John Brawnwell, from Loodoudeiry,‘JOth, by the James Dennistowo, arrived in the Clyde. Duke Clarence, Brown, L Mootre.il, 6tS inat. Silvan, ill*, ditto to St. John’s Newfoundland, mine day. An truth ...

... Britain. Idem. ALEXANDER BUHNES, F.R.S. John Murray, Albemarle-attcct. the of July, in vols. B»n., I EUROPEAN COLONIES, in Various Parts of the World, Viewed in their Social. Moral, and Physical Condition. JOHN HOWISON, E»q. Author of Sketches of Upper ...

... vacation. one side Mr. O’Connell’s organs implore petitions from every parish against the Coercion Bill, while Mr. Henry Grattan, residing comfortably the romantic county of Wicklow, reiterates the request and adjures his countrymen to ** fall like men ...