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... from Shields; JTohns Weteon, Moore, 'from Blythi. Saied-Es-a, Milli- grave, for Sunderland; Lois7ia, Wade, Sunderland; Copy 4 Tibson, Sundarland; :Residwue, Lonnon, Sunderland., Atngist 10.-Arrived-Emsma andl Mary, Hughes, from Loiastoff; Falcon, Laming ...
... Georice;Slst, Bengal,Chatham; 82d,Edinburgh, IN under orders fbrCorfr; B3d, Bengal, Chatham ; 84th, Trichinepaly, la, Chatham; 85th, Mauritius, Sunderland; Sfith, Bombav, Chatham; N. 87th, Rawrl Pindee, Chatham; 88th, Crimea, Witcbester; *89th, to- Gibraltar, ...
... 600-horse power, at Chatham; D. D. Fre- mantle, to the Russell, 60, screw steam-ship, at Sheerness; d C. S. W. Willis to the Hogue, 90, screw steam-ship, of 450. o horse power, at Portsmouth; T. Howes to the Pembroke, il 60, screw steam-ship at Portsmouth ...
... The Prinoese Ryal ?? 91 ?? . ?? 400 if The Blenheim .. ii0 ?? 0 ?? G 460 The Hogue so ?? 0 ?? 4i0 k The A~jax ?? ?? .. ?? be30oo r k .. ?? 60 400 The Edinburgh ?? ?? 680 ?? 400 la 080 6,420 4,080 Y sOREW PTIGATES. 1. Guen. Men. Horse-power. y The imperleuse ...
... received reinforcements to the number of 30,000 men. General Bosquet observes the reinforcements. Ihe Journal de St. Petersf)u-yg Las published an offi- cial epitome of the events in the Crimea. Prince Men. sehikoff reports the Russian loss in killed and wondeds ...
... oppone' Roberts, Neath. Sailed-Adelaide, Ronning, for the At thrl eastward;,Dido, Sewell, Sunderland; Dmegal, Tupman, equal, |Sundanole Id; Speedy, Thomas, Sunderland; Irene, Grife, churc'h Elsinore; Imperatriz, screw steamer, Cox, London. close, ...
... and were retiring, wisen the Hottentots killed Serjeants Frano and Huggin, and four privates of the 43d, captured Sergeant Laing, and killed a private of the 74th. The IKaffirs fought vigorously, but were subsequently repulsed with considerable loss by ...
... . Williti.s Patrick, to the flllstsiouis. D C is.-H. G. .Barlow, to the Duae of WVellingteon; Will ;o. H. Chapman, to the Hogue ; Charles W. Tuks, to the Tortoise; Edeard Faulkncr, to the .Clerks' Arstrul.-Frederick Parker, to the .Edinburg/c. L : ftusier's ...
... 120, Captain Coclringtort, to procced to and 85eerne's. bort Thle Nile, 91, Coptain Mundy, to proceed to PIlyneocsith. J'on- Hogue, 60, Captain Ramsay, Rnd tlie Blenheim, 60, Captairt Ithle Hion. F. T. Pelham, to proceed to Spithead. riug The Bulldog-, 6 ...
... the time the latter is at Spit- h head. Captain Ramsay, now of the lAragfcierczs, at Devon- we port, will recommission the Hogue,' d0, strew Ship, at frc risat port, onl the Ist of Septonsber, as the steam guard IV vessel. to Tise Royal Yacht., Victoria ...
... the name 'of William Bass, Esq., ,rl- cf DtlkMiofeldwats sentenced to nine months' imprisonment; oih, and a woman named Roy las, for stealsng wearnug aupparel,.was wa5 committed for three months. pet- INFRMnoATIONS UsNDEn THu FACTo~ly ACT.-At the Ashton ...