... anarchists and an anti- christian faction. PeAis, Wednesday.-Letters from Toulon of the 22d inst. state that several ofthe ships. composing the .Wediterrariean sqaadron are to be dismantled on their return from the Le- vant. The Papal NSnncio had a long ...

... for such au nrticle ill various matk-uts. Owitig to the low pt-ice and excel- leit qualtity of Americeit beef, almost every ship froet this port, going to the soutlh, takes it in preforence to our home beef; and vhen in hingiaftt, last month, we found ...

... Offers may he sent to Mr Du u3U, Anchlunies, Maryculter, ,nstil the 25th inst. Mavlh 19, 1850. Passage to Qtebec. F, 1BE Good Ship ARAB, Catpt ni Stott, is now on JU t~he Bertb for QuEnEc, and will Sail on or about the 10th of April. o I I .She will take ...

... but the boats 5 were unable to arrive in time to save many lives. As yet we E have receivedl no official return of the casualties, but the E number of victims is calculated to be between 200 and 300. On hearing of this misfortune, the President of the ...

... SAILINGS FROM Aberdeen to Granton, ZMoray Firth, Wick, whurso, and Orkney. qM ABERDEEN, LEITH, & CLYDE SHIPPING COM- A -PANY'S Large and Powerful Steam Ships are appointed -to 8ail (weather, drc., permitting) as under Aberdeen aud Edlubargh Passage. FROM ABERDEEN ...

... Wfater Closets; Wash-hand Basins; Force Pumps; Lift Pumps; Ships' Stoves; Lead and Zinc Spouts, always on hand. Also, a, general assortment of Finished Brass and Coppe% Work, fr Houses or Ships. Brass Castings of every descrip- tion. .Manutacturer of Brewers' ...

... Mlilitary, Secretary to ..the Governor-General, werei about-to convey it to England, They both intended to come home in her ?? ship Medea, by ?? Of the Cape of Good- H-ope., It was fuirthtr said that a sum of xrw0'i00.O off'ered by the Emperor of Rus- sia ...

... W~hale flahing Ship andi Ot.hers, FOR SALE. SEVBEN SIHARES of the STOCK of the GREENLAND 0 FISHING COMPANY, to. which the Ship HAMILTON Ross,' just arrived from the Seal Fishery, beloens. A NP THREE SHARES of the PETERHEAD and LEITH SHIP- PING COMPANY ...

... Irish . ?? . . 00 00 1 13I8 .. . . 00 8 0 ?? 20 22 FVo.. , best, (per sack of 280 lbs.) 08 00 ?? 32 37 Norfolk and Suffolk, ex-ship .. 00 00 ?? 27 32 BEANS, Tick ?? 24 27 ?? 24 26 Harrow . . ;. . 29 31 ?? 27 28 Windsor .. ?? , ?? 00 ,o ?? 24 26 PEAswhiteo ...

... hills of Cashmere, during the hot season. Casualties by death in the armies of India, reported since ?? departare of the mlii on thre let M~ay.I H. M'as Troops.-Ensign W. V. Lane, 25th foot, at sea, on board the ship 'rrue B3riton.-Lieutenant Bolton, 84th ...

... 'resuitwill be very discouraging to those of our frienlds whob have ships seek- ing in that port. From those ports in the Mediterranean and Black Stas were there is any enquiry for shipping, freights are pretty well sup- ported; we have been making readily ...

... - When people establish themselves in a foreign country, no matter where, they are bound to accept the chances and the casualties to which such country may be exposed. Leg- .horn revolted2 and it became necessary to employ force to lreduce it to oiedience ...