... The Watertcitch. A notice, by Stilwell and Sons, appears last night's Gazette, to the olficers and company of this sloop, under the command of Lieut. 11. J. Mats on, that an account, proceeds of tonnage, bounties, and value of the hull of the brigantine, name unknown (2), supposed to be the Flor de Loando, seized on the 2nd of May, 1841, would deposited in the Registry of the High Court ef ...

... NAVAL INTELIG ENCE. POITSMOUTM, AuG. 4. The Royal yachts Victoria and Albert, and Fairy,arrived in the harbour yesterday evening; both had a rapid passage to the Land's-eud, but afterwards circumstances delayed themn a few hours. The Victoria and Albert, be- tween. the Start and Dartmouth, during very thick weather, and at nierht on Sunday, came in contact with a merchant brig, and although, ...

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... 3lONLYE1 ZWKJ A.la' and CITYi N-EIS'. MONE Mo a ?? blsiness inl Public Sit- Cuan tic, Is 1 ia- e (f the IIno-zi tioigoni flea It ?? at IId w it I lou Iany elI ianII of price Oil Son Isol in st illI quoted at 95- to (16 or, M one, and 9th to fbi' thle Accouint.I 'line' per' Cents. itledced closed at -to .1 ankj St-itck 26e to) W.) and India Stock~ 26611 to -2K Excehquer 1Mil vsxariled from 7 ...

... SHIIPPING INTE'JLLIG EAVCE. LoenDo, AUG. 4.-Wind this day at noon, ?? modecate breeze, flne cleat weather. SevNC, p.m., ditto. Dflt, AuG. 8.-Uild a.mt., freshi; p.m., S..v. ?? her ijieste,' ship: Nuotilliq fr~oltle l, westwird ,i Sh1)i (l1Sanl'e aiselte) ro1 Queller.c Arrived from' tie River the 11WilVlicstor foan Lima- instal, It~relli or liihnt roil, ir G~eorge Seymnour Decq lyon, ,)rve ...

... HOISE OF LORDS.—Yesterday. Present the Lord Chancellor and Lay Peers. Bowbn r. Evans.—This appeal has been before the now si* whole days. The nr.aterial facts of the case have been already reported in the Daily News. Mr. Bctiiell, for the respondents, finished his argumea s morning, and Mr. Turner, on the same side, proceedet with his to the rising of the house, when the furthei hearing was ...

... CRICKET.—Kint r. Exglaxd.—Retcrs Match.—On Monday the Prat of the return matches of the Marvlebonc Club was commenced at Canterbury, in the presence of very numerous and fashionable assemblage. The preliminary arrangements for the match, however, were no small decree interfered with bv some of those casualties which occasionally occur in cricket. First, in consequeace of the accident Mr. A. ...