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... CARTHAOENA. Arrived [Match from Vigilant, Cook, Shields Earl ol Durham, Herbart, do i Volga, Spence, i Volumnia.Stricklnd.Sundrlnd John Hunter, 'Enington, do Leander. Paztoo, Almeria VALENCIA. Arrived [to March 9]/ro»i Helen, Collier, London , Queen of the Idea ...
... arrogant invasion of the riThte and institution, of tho country-(hcar). Card nal Wiwnan, obssrrad, me legate latere, wa« armed with greater powere than Dr. Colton, and adduced proofa of the exorbitant authority attached office and fonctioae or cardinal ...
... Cape Clear, the 18th inat., 5 p.m. Clnney, Fisher, for St. John (N. 8.); Kennctt, Kennett, for Lisbon; both from Li- GALWAY—March 80: S.W., strong. Put in—The Anna Letitia, Edwards, of Cardigan, from Glasgow for Tralee 18th inst.; when between Slyne Head ...
... Dublin Pembroke, Kendle, Cardiff Ann&Marv,Evans,Castlemain Brothers. Jones, Swansea Morriaton, Johns, do Lion, Derbishire, Dublin Ann & Susan. Davies, Mostyn John. Pascoe, Powey Handy, Thomas, Boston Morning Star, Thomas Aberyatwith KINGSTOWN. Sailed [March ...
... into the Military _ Asylum ©f from which the intention of abolishing FridaV. that establishment wa* to inferred. HOUSE j| Grattan, Sir Lacy Evans, Colonel Rawdon, Mr. The Lord Chancellor took hi* the Arch* Brogan. Sir Harry Verney, Mr. Reynolds, and Lord ...
... humiliation at his hands, I mutt say that the course which, in more than one in stance, has been pursued by Lord Grey, by Lord John Russoil himself, and, more especially, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland—(loud and continued cheering)-has been such as to impress ...
... Mockford,Newhaven Fly, Foster, London Doris, Carter, do Waverley, Race, do John Gibson, Boyes, do John, Martin, Ramsgate William, Watson, Montrose Edward & Mary, Stabbing[3] Colchester John, Christie, London Ramsgate, Smith. Sandwich HARTLEPOOL— West. Arrived ...
... B—E.S.E , very fine. FOWEY. Arrived [April from Gallant,Scantlebory, Llanelly John, Pascoe, Liverpool Brilliant, Climo, Poole Sailed [April 9j for Honour. Bell, Southampton John, Rundle, Pentewan Wanderer, Founder [lo] Charlestown Star, Rees, Dartmouth 9—N ...
... tervals. 14—E.S.E.. strong. Put in. 13—The schooner Hannah. McCarthy, of and for Cork from Dingle, two days out. Schooner Union, Johns, of London, for Dartmouth; brig Victory, Nicholas, of Milford, for Port Talbot; and Dutch galliot Drie Gebroeders, Punke, for ...
... Lisbon. FOWEY—May : 13, a.m. and Noon—S. toS.W., fresh; p.%—N., moderate, fine. 14, a.m.— Easterly, light airs, fine. Put in—The John and Rebecca, Pill, from Liverpool for Konigsberg. Lavinia, Salt, from Rouen for Glasgow. Ranger, Dobson, from Liverpool for ...
... marked P. M..” and bad the figure of a female marked upon bis arm. He had the snp-araoce of a fisherman. An inquest is to be held on tbe body. Off GALLY HEAD—May 12: Tbe Snowdon, from St. John (N. 8.) ; Isabel, Griffiths, from Antigua; both for Liverpool ...
... acceptance of John Son, indorsed on certain bill of exchange for 250/, was genuine, and was in the handwriting of Richard Collet, a clerk of the said John Armistead and Son. and that the same was written him in the presence of the said John Armistead. bill ...