... - IB-A A ~ ?? 11- JAM.S M'CRAXFN, sornetime ?? ,.afterwarls merchant, broker, and slhip-oz ner i' now merchant and ship>.ownier in Glas'vow.-(CrcJidto f meet hi the Lyceum Roomns, Glasgow, 1~di j atd . I5ug. ?? ?? r txAMTN'ArO^;S, NMVIrENDS, &.Rc i - ...

... brig Sampson, Williams,, frnm Mobile for Noev York. She was boarded on tbc 28th off the Tortugas, by a piratical schooner of sbout .100 tons, armed with a long 18-pounder, and manned by about.30 men of all nations. They detained her eight hours, and plundered ...

... communicattd to us ! front a quarter upon whicl we can rely :-It is the Y intentioti ?? Thomas. Lethbridlge, witlh a view to' S the intetests of'lhe country at large, but to promote those of agriculture in particular, to bring forwartd a measure-, In 'the next ...

... W~ood-street, warehouseminc R. P. Snell, Essex-street, Whitechapel, potate-mcel chat; J. Aitchison, Ahchurch-lane, London, and St. Aidre square, Glasgow, bill-broker and merchant. A. Jamesou, Green-street, Bethird-green, builder. W. Aslayston, late of Lillypot-late ...

... rnilest that a c paratively trifling redutinoprcs a coud pung 'th Aricultuirists into distress, and -when ole~ is, ulliversally admitted that a free trade incr Iol wyh produce a considerable reduction, it seems to us that the w iabl;5hrnelit Of such ...

... county hadprob Iiniised their support, provided a good ease ssas made out. rI . WaWnl concluded bV moving that a petition to thel House of Commons be prepared, which was seconded by Mr. Young. The petition, and a number of other IResolitions, were unanimously ...

... the pro. prietv of carrying into effect a proposal xs hich had been rn ile for the eection at the Royal Olbservatory of a signal for indicating to masters of vessels the true timne ; and it was also sul gested that a chronometer should be placed in the Royal ...

... ans- usinistry, or any sesuirearchy, from continuing a law like this. '(Greatzch eering.) Ak minority can- nor outvote a ?? bet they can outergne theni-(cheers)- ansi With a cause so just as this-with a cause that has its ranks increasing evesy day-for wve ...

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... loss of bulwarks. A rg Supposed so be the Sarah Birkete, fromt Liverpool, was ?? ?? S.W., 25th August last. The batvque Neptune. is ashore on a reef of rork ab;~iout etgight rrles~ frain tOA barq'te Josephine, and -will, it is fea.ud. b e a total- wreck-nothing ...

... petit a-ith 3 Pipe-s and 4 tti-s~s t 0 st~nais;-l- - SI d imnage ttote , l totia curkls ecd, and 10I aiO ?? nant anist Csio. is Sit. Salem i 470. of atit frens Newi York:, Charles A. -MTern.itit, quecrnitroisl ttk altd 40itt-Is pot a-her,, to A.- cnsl ...

... r *-e the t icc of aL stoxppace in such nai unlsistected quarter might well L s ot thiow a gloomi over business for a *while, and it is to Ile hoped a inti- chat sonic nicealls isill be adopted, either on the part of the Legis- ions lature or the publici ...