... every advertisement he can influence, and cut off your American news, if you presume to challenge the seaworthiness of the Tayleur; what business it it of yours if two three hundred emigrants go to the bottom? Yon are not one of them! Tackle set of shop ...

... _ . . Common a. Fellows hate beeo the oracles of coteries CoMSßaraTomT, &c. Among «iDter>blooroiog pltoit EPISODE OF THE TAYLEUR. bitrst ll.e boiler, and Wow bis lon*, eontii.aed muring his and blowing which influenced the Chancellor the Ist ReKimeot ...

... Captain Noble, Mr. Hugh David | Cowan, late third mate of the Taulenr, John Cornn, the pilot, John Frazer, the carpenter of the Tayleur, Mr. | John Grey, compass-maker and adjuster of compasses. With reference to the deviation of the compasses, which j were ...

... Froder'c wa» not . ti(e „ KAM.intsF. as Isimcatou ?—Thn I (T star bed by the entrance smgio hvidu il ; evtn t|e unrorl , shi Tayleur io..v vot turned l his food forgotten to be brought him, that benefit of future navigators if the evidence b-ca the victi ...

... nervous system. Sines’ CoMPAs-sia.—Mr. John Biggs, civil engineer, in letter to Liverpool journal, says that two days after the Tayleur was lost, and tho same channel, when shaping their course by compass to the Tuskar Light, distant about miles, when the weather ...

... llaaVT Blow tu* Mo.- T.rr.. about thirty miles South of Belfast, daring a tery thick Police after ® * ?> ® °f 5; and the Tayleur, from ham liorougli I ,ce ' “r™ 01 ' » of the Liverpool, totally lost on Island, the 9th Jan., -live perron, per.stod. The ...

... the Toylenr. —Two tug steamers and a sloop, with divers, have been for some time work at the wreck of the ill-fated ship Tayleur, and bava succeeded in recovering a portion of her valuable cargo, consisting chit fly bde goods. The goods thus recovered ...