... the blockade of Alexandria in 1ISO. This distincoished ,Iinicer invteoe. it is said, te, emll- body in the series af naval stories. the resttles of his career of active service in various n trts of th lie % l) Uld s iitet litcuarv enterprise is annauneed ...

... one otihe tr-es in tire gexrden. The nest hi,-I vered for sorme rime over tile park. and their rasie rapid pro- gress for a short heisrrid, ltimnuteis- alitgbting in a tneadow of a | dairs man named Dickens, at Rothreritithe. In a glass bottle | attached ...

... cruives being very seriously damaged by the ice, and the floods consequent on the late storm-as the net fishing extends only a short distance up the river. The Perth Advertiser states, that on Friday last, the Tay being in flood, the boats were launched ...

... no chance. The healthy but nervous man, whose pulse, when examined, beat like a steam engine, was very often refused; and stories of rejected applicants, which speak volumes, are prevalent. One gentle- man was declined because he was deaf, as he ran more ...

... not generally known. that her 1ate lamernted Majesty the Qucc Dowager sat to W>rinterhaltcr For her portrait within a very short period of her dermi:e; inceed, ?? last sitting torik place wvirbin a month of hier death. The portrait was painted expressly ...

... quantity sent off in the after- noon to London, Bath, Bristol, and other towns, filled 19 trucks, and was in veight but little short of 1 ootons. This train of loaded waggons, together with two passenger car- riages, required three engines to take it along ...

... or elsewhere, in return for the munificent hospitality with d which his Lordship entertained the Mayors of the provinces a short time since at the Mansion-House, when the Prince Con- e sort was present. e RENEWAL OF RELATIONS WMrrt SPAIN.-We have much ...

... Amongst the latest pieces of exclusive was a not ill-concocted story about the recal of the Russian am- bassador in London. We are happy. however, to be able to state, that the whole story is a fection from beginning to end. ± Baron Bronoss is not recalled; ...

... with; but he was sure that any gentleman acquainted with that station must be satisfied, from the great increase of their short traffic, that it was absolutely necessary to have additional accommodation. The number of trains running into the station at ...

... the fair songstress, and a regular street fight nearly ensued. This my friend tells ine he saw, and it is a fact; Another story freely circulated is, that a glove of Jenny's has been picked up, end the fortunate finder is charging (so it is re- ported) ...

... flag: the stars are Jenny's eyes, and the stripe a lock of Jenny's hair.-Punch. The Semacphore de 1lfarseilles has a strange story of deceit and murder. Dr Melinger, an English physician, is said to have married at Constantinople a Greek girl, who played ...

... proceeding on the 15th inst. to the railway station in that place, intend- ing to leave home for London; and seeing from a short dis- tance that the train was about to start, he ran to catch it, and fell dead in the arms of the station-rmaster. The Court ...