... Illinois], of Preston, for St. John (N. 8.), April 4, lat. 50, long. 13 10;—by the Triumph, at Donegal. Jane Morrison. foriNswYork. with loss of rasintopmast, mainyard, Ac., March 23, lat. 411, long. the Mary, Irvine, Belfast. John Deane, and Achilles, March ...

... falls, too, into the arms of her partner, are the sublime of indolent elegance, and equally defy competition. Among the company present were their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, attended by Mr. Edmond St. John Mildulay. In their Royal ...

... grocer, April 22. Spencer, W., Markham-street, King’s-road, Chelsea, clerk in the Adroiralty-office, April si. Quilter, J., John-street, Cornwall-road, Lambeth, out business, April 22. Vickery, L., Arundel-street, Covcntry-street, Westminster, tailor, ...

... Growler. Surgeons. —Benjamin Bynoe, to Crocodile ; James Salmon, to Sidon. Assistant-Surgeons. —H. 11. Mackanie, to Growler; John Nihill, to Superb. Clerk. —Thomas Telfer, in charge, to Kestrel. Masters’ Assistants.—C. P. Tuck and Thomas Pounds, to Growler ...

... Ebenezer, Power, Bristol Tredegar, Johns, do Star, Richards, B.water Ellen, Dingley. do Fortitude, Lewis, do Hppyßetrn, Woodcock, Bristl Wm&Susan,Herbert,B.water Bristol-pkt, Doddridge, do Taunton, Fumey, do Industry, Nash, do John, Jones, Chepstow Nelly, Porter ...

... unehanged ? (Hear, hear.) Could the ' House forget that in France, in Switzerland, in Germany — [ ( Hear, hear, from Lord John Manners, as we under- ! stood) — he heard an ominous cheer from the Noble Lord ; opposite ; but did the Noble Lord mean to ...

... reclining on various portions ofthe- acclivity, the day dawning on their armour, and the distant trumpet summoning them to arms, are happily con- ceived and artistically wrought out. The part of Orithea is admirably adapted to Lucile Grahn-he r tall figure ...

... that she had not renounced the claims which were thundered from the Vatican in Pins V.’s and Gregory Vll.’s time, and that the arms were still preserved in the arsenal ready to darted at her opponents in any manner that might be convenient. But though no ...

... announces the arrival of Orithia, the Queen's niece, who returns triumphant from her combats with the Masssgetes, bearing on her arm the buckler of their chief Alceis, whom she brings a prisoner. The Queen celebrates this victory by dances, and ordains a royal ...

... of these seats is conformable with the established fashion of such furniture, namely crimson velvet and gold embroidery. tee arms of her Majesty are emblazoned on the central chair, those of the heir apparent on the chair appropriated to that interesting ...

... Lynn—John Everritt; and W. Whittingham, Bookseller, Lptham—Mr, Ashbum, Harbour Master. Malion—Joseph Going, Ship Agent, Basin. Margate—Robert C. Osborne, Bookseller. Maryport—Humphrey Nelson. Mistley—Mr. John Moore, Wherry Imm. Montrose—Mr. John Smith ...

... Rotterdam. DEAL, APRIL 16.—Wind E. io N.E.—Sid. Ramifies, New Zealand; John Bartliff, Adelaide; Lochnagor, Launceston, New South Wales; Lochliba and Progress, Quebec; Severn, St. John's, New 13rnnawick. SotrrnAurros, Arum Iti.—Arrd. Montrose steamer, Gibraltar ...