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... bulwarks. The Earnout, Gaim, which sunk off Jan. 11th, has been moved ashore. The Malabar, Levassenr, from Havre, was St. Thomas Dec. 23th, leaky, and was discharging. The Camilla, Wilson, was stranded off Stege Jan. 12th. The Venus, Mahlman.from Ixmdon ...
... ODDITrES OF LONDON LIFE. Why you should'ut go to Dutch Sam's.—An ill-looking fellow, named Thomas Krape, was indicted for stealing a watch, value Si, the property of Joseph Barrett, from his person. It appeared that the prosecutor, who was a barber and ...
... clock the constable received information that the prisoner s tno’her was dead in the passage of bouse where she rented a room. Thomas Massey, L.? 9 : The house which the prisoner and his mother lived in beat. Shortly before two o’clock a person, close to where ...
... SECRETARY for IRELAND, Lord ELIOT, has now become Earl Sr. GER;tIAINs, and retires from office. His successor will be Sir THOMAS •FRENIANTLE, the present SECRETARY AT WAR. Mr. GLADsToNE is about to retire from the PRESIDENCY of the BOARD OF TRADE, and ...
... Drawbridge. William Herbert, of Strood, appeared upon suinmous to shew cause against the payment of for tithes, due to the llcv. Thomas Deacon, incumbent of the parish. John Saxelby Cobb, agent for the rev. gentleman, proved the demand. Mr. George, clerk to ...
... CITY INTELLIGENCE. viz :-for fine and very good a trifle lower, for middling and ord NEW ZEALAND. WEDLAKE, widow of the late THOMAS WEDLARE, of the ' Lucas on Manly Health.' The Mitiation into vicious indulgence- Croker, from the Roy a l Military College ...
... these The noble lordlkept a Sr pack of fox hounods, with which he hunted the county of B Rocrks, anod another geutletnan, Thomas Ticrhl ae- b Iland, Esg., also kept a pack and husted the came cousty. - They -both claimeda the privilege of drossing the ...
... Suirdale, 'who retires, Jan. 24; Ensigs; R. Reid, to be Lientenaont, by purchlase, vice Hussey, veho retires, Jan. 24; F. A. Hardy, Gent., to be Ensign by purchase, vice Latouche, Jan. 24; Gentleman Cadet W. Cooker, lrom the Royal Miilitary College, to be ...
... tiiat of the Queen is not more thau fifteen inches. Her maga/ine, which is now in midships, ou the plan of the late Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Poulteny Malcolm, and Sir Frederick Maitland, is to be altered, and fitted forward on the recent improved plan adopted ...
... Dumfries Thomas, Laidlow[3l] Dongls Sailed [Jan. 29] for Wm. Pool, Stevenson, Annan RVictoria.HudaonfFb 1] Lpl Feb. 1-Wind W.N.W., light, intense frost. CARDIFF. Arrived [Feb.l] from Fnends, Davis, Dublin Union, Prewitt, Bristol Penryn Castle,Thomas, Bauar ...
... night of the 30th Jan. Put iii—The Hero, Jones, from Coermarthen for Glasgow. Stntira, Evans, from Newport for Cork. Sarah, Thomas, for Sligo; and Sarah, M‘Gee, for Newry : from Llanelly. Good Intent, Howell, from Sannderafoot for Wexford. Charles, Jenkins ...
... for Cotlc 2 Redcliflf; Whiting Cardiff for Berwick-—to stop a leak Duke of Cambridge (s) Dublin and proceeded 3rd for London Thomas & Ann, Dundalk Royal William (s) London and-proceeded 3rd for Dublin 3 Etheldred, Bradford Icbiboe FALMOUTH [3,NNW,light breezes] ...