... ready coaled,&e., and on the leek-out for the squadron- one of them to be off St. Ann'. Head, and lead the yacht through Cardigan bay to the entrance of the Straits. if it should he night she to born a blue light every tea minutes. Every precaution that ...

... pablieatios the requisite returns for Scotland. WRECK or THE SPHTXX, WAR S .- Saturday, the Sphyux stem-sloop, Commander John B. Cragg, in coming op to Portsmouth from Derooport (with a number of the officers and crew of the Tyne, Capt. Glaseock, recently ...

... The couneil was attended by Prince Albert, the Marquis of Latooloa no-, Lord John Russell, Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Earl of A ock• land, Sir John Hobhoose, Viscount leiorprth, Earl Spen• eer, and the Dote of Norfolk. At the ...

... rentaindet wu defrayed by various public establichtneuts. DOMESTIC Sir George Grey Lae appointed his nephew i:the roe. of John Gage, Ere., deee..sed, one of the clerks of the Signet-office, worth about £3OO per annum, with tratlliag whatever N. A curious ...