... A SHIP OF FOOLS. Ilany'years ago it oiqenrred to an estimable Protestant pastor on the Continent, who was struck by the uni. 'DI oJfI romance woven by the genius of Defoe from the meagre Pt narrative Of Alexander 8ealkirk,, to colliact' this itcor of ...

... away from this port en the 6th for Genoa with a cargo of iron. This vessel is the one recently launched by Mr. W. S. Martin, ship-builder, of this place, and the completeness of her build, and the introduction of all the newest appliances reflects every ...

... present it is stated a largo proportion of the Canadian pro- ducts destined for this country is shipped by way of New York in consequence of want of shipping facilities from Canadian ports. The estab- lishment of the new route will, it is claimed, remove ...

... refused to guto sea, on tho ground that the ship not sea-worthy. Wituesses were examined on side. Aij nirned till this (Saturday) m !rning, to bear flirting evidence directly bearing on Vie state of the ship. WALEIL—.I Nerth Wales paper tells a awry of ...

... in possession of tha a- living. Ile was now indepen dent of the vicar of ae Laasamlet. He had entered upon new relation- ep ships with them. He had now his own sphere of M. labour carved out and placed under his special rn ministerril care as vicar of iilvey ...

... for her use. The proposition, however, has been declined. The fourth and last trial trip of this vessel, previous to her depature for New York, took place during Saturday aDd Sunday. The trial was only of short duration, merely extending to a run of 12 ...

... D. E. Jo'.%Ls. BosRtD ow TasAc OrnFEocE.-Robert Vasiner and Patrick O'Conner were charged with going on board the British ship Pawlee early on Saturday without the eernission of the master, and before the crew had left tiec siup at. the end of their ...

... Gibraltar and Malta, and now its folds have been flung out over the of Cyprus. Other rowers do not like it. Riis.ia, whose ships of war were forbidden to enter the Mediterranean by the Treaty of has given utterance to angry murmurs; France and Italy, both ...

... Baulkruptcy; 5, Of th Equity; 6, Admirality;_7, An~y, matters. not comprised in a the foregoing list. Mr. Terrell states that no depature will INi on be made from this order, except upon special application, to a] bar be made at the sitting of the coani. -ay ...

... undermeentioued Stations to LIVERPOOIL or BlUDA NHEAD, returning the Monday following.th y Fares for the Doble. Journey. Hour of Depature Liverpool or Birkeuhead. am. 3rdClas. 1st Class. Pwllheli . Os d 21s Pottmadoo .,6.33Ji Pen'rhyndeudraeth 6'.42 -0s j1dl> ...

... was the finest model ship that ever entired the port of Llanelly, having been built by Mr Meager, of Swansea, and reported as being a clipper. But the Clara Manning has been side by side with the Clara, Novelle, a sister ship, built at Mr Bevan's ...

... between LIVERPOOL and SOUTH K WALES and DUBLIN and SOUTH WALES, Chieapest asl most Direct Route. TIe DUBLIN GENERAL STE.M! SHIPPING CO. have ?? oneof ?? Stamers-nS.Csaptaln T FPry 60 ton; ni.e. Captain K'Ctors, MO0 tons:, as. Captain T MVllintock. 400 tonss ...