... systematically offered to their Protestant brethren in the sister country. We cannot but record our admiration of your lord- ship's dignified demeanour and Christian patience under the trying circumstances in which you have been so unwarrantably placed; ...

... can transmit. The Governor General t ha s caused a draft act to be prepared, opening up the [ pasting trade of India to the ships of all nations, s *nd thus extending to all parts of India free trade * | n its fullest and most liberal acceptation. The ...

... Repeal Bill came into operation, and all the shipping in this port suspended their colours half-mast high— tbe Union Jack reversed. So much for free trade, and the encouragement of foreign competitors. The ships of all nations are now exempt from duty in ...

... present prospects appear to me gloomy enough. Our colonies discontented, a general uneasiness throughout the country, our shipping interests abandoned, our naval supremacy placed in jeopardy— l say tbat this is a state of things that, withough any false ...

... MILITARY INTELLIGENCE Casualties by death iv the armies of India, reported since the departure of the Mail on the 3d December. Madras.— Captain ft. 11. James, 35th N. 1., at Deva- mttimy, North ?? on the 25th NovamW.— LUttt*naat W, H. Crompton, 7th N ...

... attributed to them by their inveterate calumniators. If the casualties were heavy, it was evident, notwithstanding what the Gazette said, that the British troops were defeated. If the casualties were light, it was clear the British troops must have had ...

... with the exception of that of one tenant, who was in ar- rear 521., being 25 per cent, less than his arrear at Lady-day. Casualty on the River Yesterday. — Yesterday afternoon, shortly after three o'clock, the Wirral, Woodside s earner, was coming across ...

... stay of Austrian troops in the Tuscan dominions. KIEL. Jan. 21. In consequence of the continued frost, all inter- course by ships with the entire east coast of the duchies is suspended ; even the harbour of Eken- forde is thickly frozen over a considerable ...

... consigned to a factor, as wheat generally is, a person comes ov«*r from the esta- blishment iv France, and sells the flour from the ship's si le to the bakers, who prefer it to English, it being finer in auality for the most part; the only expense incurred by ...

... were the commander, Captain Rowett, and the rest of the ship's company, has not since been heard of. (extract of a PRIVATE letter.) I have seen a copy of a letter from the commander of the burnt ship Canopus, announcing the safe arrival of himself, his mate ...

... former being nearly broken to pieces. The Dreadnought, hospital-ship, rolled heavily, and at one time nearly broke from her moorings. In the Pool great damage was done by the tiers of shipping drifting. Off Cory's-road, Lambeth, several barges laden with ...

... with very slight injuries. In Sandy-row, a building 70 feet long and three stories high, was blown to the ground. The only casualties at sea that we have heard of are th*-* following:— The Annie, of Workington, and the Catherine, of Irvine, ran ashore at ...