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... Greenfield TwnPreston.Wilson, Ardrosn Speedwell, Felix, Aberdovey Bella, Dumfries John, Crabb, Flint Ellen, Owen, Shoreham John, Dyer, Charlestown Hope, Davies, Cardigan John&Henry,Marsh,Penmaur Sailed [March 1] for 4 Brothers, Williams, Portmdk Wind easterly ...
... BHELLARD, Archlteet.- ’jiumivan. Lobe a Ooverkhknt Steamer.—We i«Ani from Capum Ouird, of the French brig Inn» and Thonue. armed at Ihie port jeaterdae from Senegal, tVat the French Oorernment eteamer Charade wee wrecked off that port on the day be left ...
... of preventing this formidable force from landing, immediately took measures for the purpose. * * * Sixteen large and well armed ships, manned with skilful seamen belonging to the Cinque Ports, and about twenty smaller vessels, funned the English squadron ...
... and said he wished to give himself into cus- tody for the forgery of two bills purporting to be accepted by his brother, Mr. John Wardle King, of Walsham-en-Wil- lowes, near Bury St. Edmund's. The prisoner added that the forgeries were made in January last ...
... who is said to have filled the post of courier and valet to the Earl of Cardigan, was I brought on a charge of bigamy. . . The prisoner has the appearance of having been the arm} , and wore mustachios. He was described a commission agent at Boulogne. ...
... Boston Anne. Wood, Spalding Friends, Carr. Ipswich Wind N.. steady, fine. HOLYHEAD. Arrived [March Jrom Jane, Atherton, Chester John, Owens [3J L.pool Sailed [March tor Neidan. Bettys, L.pool Lion, Crawford, Diamond, Ross, do Honors, Davies, Flint HARTLEPOOL ...
... Arthur Prins, Esq., Pay Clerk. and of John Yates, pollee coliFtahle, yesterday morti:og, in this county. This awful event exhibits most forcibly the mischievous tendency of the indiscriminatir _sale of fire- arms, by which life a‘n.l property are broaglit ...
... from Liverpool'for Newbridge. Margaret, Williams, from Ballaotra for Bangor. Windbound—The John and Henry, Marsh, from Liverpool for Conway. Ellen and Elizabeth, Johns, from for Amlwch. Ann and Mary, Waite, from Carnarvon for Carlisle.—Wind E., moderate. ...
... Ann, New York far aim; Concordia, Barbadises, for Amsterdam; Duke of Welliaglea, St. John's. OTT Lnann.—Ocean, New York, for Havre. Orr PILL, March 27.—Galatea, St. John's, N.B. Cowan, March 28.—A ship's head-board, marked lady Harvey, in yellow lettere ...
... NwOrlni VuiinUo. AUeo. Scot lend, Thompson, Quebec ZwaotineHendrik«,Boer ,Riga Gexioa, Boer, OcnQoeen, Thomas, Roterdam John, Hill. St John (Nfld.) 23 —Wind S. to S.W.. moderate i high water, ■ >, ' LIMERICK. Arrived [March !S2] from Fanny. Aina, vim Jozo ...
... William, Wims. London Mry&Ssrah, May, S.hampton Jane Margt, Gordon. Cork King Win, Daw, Falmouth UoylAdelaide,Mathews, Wick Y arm, oodhouse, S. bamp ton Speed, Dishmond, W'aterford Helespont.Rawlins,Rochester Taplow, Chalk. Chester & Tbos, Pcngelly, Looc ...
... for St. John (N. 8.), put into Cook’s Harbour, Jan. Uth, with loss of anchor, and crew exhausted. The Falcon, for Liverpool, put back to St. John 'N.B.;, Jan. 90th, with water casks stove The Chieftain, Duffy, for Cork, put back to St. John (N. 8.) ...