... FRIDAY, DcemSIber 29-IT'Ind S. ie SAItr.L.-Diadem, Mlyrick, and Sarah, t'Ienzie, Now Orleane ?? Constantinc, Whisor, Mobile. zy Thomas Worthington, MtaIin, hence, and Reginald Heber,. n. Ml'Farlane, fein Madras, at the Cape of Good Hcope e Patriot, R orff helitei ...

... Fraverburgh Farmlr,i Wilson, Loesiemouth; Dahlia, Artois, Glasgow; Matildai Wright. Ch'arlestown; Heroine, Geddes,' Portgor. din- Thomas, T n chn ,Hamburg: Duke'of Sttherland. Conk. -Portmahcontack; -Dariidmons. Tosh. Riga.' -.30. Sovereigtn, nn I, nvern-e~q ...

... Mary, MIaN, Lcghorn. .Soutl. Carolina, Owen, New Orleans.. Wilton, Wilson, Gibraltar. . Zuleika, Montgomery, Genoa nd Maria Hardy. Peters, and Barro, b'slin, Iec ?? nrg Maaurka, hill, hence at Scuyrona ' t Aexandria er, Tile Sea Ring sailed from Ncw York ...

... principally Wetheirs, but with a few Maiden Ewes with them,- estimated at 20 lbs. the quarter, at 40s a piece, or 6d per lb. Mr. Thomas Greenslade, of Kinganympton, had 32 Sheep, of which about half were sold at from fid to 51d per lb. Messrs. Robert Prowse ...

... lHenry, Batty; Thomas and William. Downes- John, Martin; Ramsgate, Whittaker; Two H. H,, Depledge ; Uncle , Billy, Fleetham; Agenoria, Teal; Favourite, Servant; York, o Walker; Ebenezer, Taylor; William and Susannab, Best; Charles and Thomas, Carr; Unity ...

... Bonese. Fly, from Alloa. Thomas and Janeright LeoEarl Talbot, Miller, from London. e, Wrighters from Yarmouth. Harriettfrom Southamn. Sag, Eog binson.. ..Mtyffower, White. Sarah Fleming, Storer Atalanta, WilsonTimes.. John Hardy Stower Union Christine ...

... ewcastle Samoel Amos,HUaylcy, sonvener, Jan. 16, Feb. 20, at the Birming- ham District Court. Hlotterem and Cs. Birminghamn Thomas Potts, Birmingham, metallic tube maker, Jan. 13, Feb. 17,. at the same place. Hayivood and Co. Birmingham Alexander M1'Comb5 ...

... 12.—Arrived the Larpent, Fowler, from Shanghae—13. Arrived the Southampton, Jennings, from Whampoa ; and the Apprentice, Hardy, from Bussorah—15. Arrived the Diana, Gibson, from China; Sir Edward Parry. Freeman, from Manilla; Amathea, Robinson, from ...

... he drove in, sold a very prime Heifer, estimated at 82 score, to Mr. Thomas Lear, of Chudleigb, butcher, for £15 all to lack, or 9s 3d per score. We should also mention that Mr. Thomas Mitchell, of Wateralade, Honiton Clist, sold three prime Heifers, estimated ...

... crew saved. HaRTrLEPoOL, Jan. 9 to ?? : Emanuel, Bertelson; Haabet, Sorensen, from Aarhuos. Ann and Sarab, Tate; William and Thomas, Robson; Carrara, Ritohie, from Alex- andria. II-The Palermo, S6uter, of Newcastle, and the Sylph, of South Shields, are on ...

... their explosive trains of fire and powder. Surely, expe- rience, so bitterly purchased, ought to have some weight with the hardy colliers. The Anti-Corn-law Banquet, fixed for the 31st inst. (the next day ushering in Free Trade in Corn, ?? is creating ...

... waterlogged, was fallen in with 8th Nov. in lat. 35. long. 67. by the Pilgrim, arrived at Jamaica. The Sylph, Hunt, from St Thomas’ to Lunenburg, was totall wrecked on the Blue Rocks at the mouth of the Lunenburg Harbour 28th ult. ; crew saved. The Huntress ...