... young gentleman engaged In the warehouse of Messrs. Nichols and Bindlo-s, of H gh sheet, observed that Ihe warehouse of Messrs John Shoolhrerl and Co , manufacturers and generiil warehousemen, .he me street, was on fire, whi-n, with commendable alacrity, ...

... Attorney-General could declare that Lord Elgin had such authority, coupling that declaration with the assurance given by Lord John Russell, he would not support the motion of Mr. Herries ; if not, the Royal sanction should not be given to such bill, which ...

... WEAPON-The greater part of the Prussian in- TI fantry are armed with a heavy long-barrelled musket, whielt do is loaded at the breech, and which they call Zhnditadel- ad Gewehr. With this arm half-a-dozen shots may be fired in the same time as one with ...

... The Crimps at New Orleans.—ln letter received in Hull, from one of the crew ofthe St. John, is the following strange statement. At the time when the British ship St. John was all ready, except the completing of her crew, to sail from New Orleans on her recent ...