... crew taken out, by a of lugger privateer, which then appeared to be at l a distance. - - it In a heavy gale of wind, on* Christmas-Day, M s the Centurion,-Gray, of Whitby, from the sc] to Baltic, bound to Liverpool, was forced from her to Ie anchorage ...

... belonging to her ,t have been drowned. d By accounts received from Scotland we learn, m that in a violent gale of wind, about Christmas, fifteen fishing cobles belonging to Longsound, svere caught at sea, the whole' of which weie lsost. Out of fifty-one perisons ...

... appointed to that V of See. ' ' F as We understand that Lord and Lady Morpeth, and a r be few other fashionables, pass their Christmas holidays t v- with tile Earl and Countess of Carlisle, at Castle. a x- Howard. IV A meeting was held at the George inn, at ...

... Riddell, ?? sick. Mercury, Wood, for Sunderland.' 'Marty Cooke Two Sisters Rhodes; Exchange, Byram, all-'for Lynn. Friendship, Christmas, for Rochester. lhtS yi Collingwousd;'for Yarmouth. Union,Dean; Zealous,- Dearmaan; Active, lTottle; Experience, Hitchison; ...

... venerable remains of monastic antiquity, ha ?? Parliament, it is now geiserally understood, will' not ed- meet until after Christmas. D er On Tuesday last, being the fair day, there were-y we thirty-nine clristeninga at the Holy Trinity church, at P nt this ...

... Martha, Fdriemn; d N(orivich Mefrhadeter; D spatch Barrett. - S - From BtidrTcy5:.?. Cley.-Adn, lBowlesI Fiieidship, b Christmas. From-4 g.-va: C'hacce, Grant. From Pr & .dc..-Ale~aqder, lrockitt. From `nernw.-Roce Robte0. - From d'e a Ia l2 hcket,- ...

... pancheuii on', ,flour. On Wednesday sote seighbours (ab&ut eight in number)' were invited b'yVetium and Isis wife ts speend a Christmas evening with' hem; :ad 'severat cakes wei'e iiadb fur xhe occasion~qf which the.party presetr partook. Shortly after they ...

... used in the kitchen, but afterwards in the servants',hall. She remembers it to have been sent to be new bitted li about.Christmas, and that it afterwvards was brdiught home. , On 1'uesday se'nn;ght, as Mr. Samuel Hudson, white-' smith, of Gainsborough ...

... of cavalry Ordered to hecrednceid. .. ..'ot 'We understand theMeeting of Pairliament is not to, talte plare until after ChristMas.': Sw,. hat - Tue Art of the 53d of she King, cap. 102, usually- calld 1The lnsolvent Debtons'. Act, 'wtll expire a h o ...

... Brthers. Mercer of this port, was erpected to ail irm Pictou about the Ict instant. AJQsit four o'clock on Friday morning (Christmas b ) thie sclsonntetr CargarfF Castle, Alexaiider Allan b n~te'r. frnm hence to Aberdeen, with a valuable cargo, C eas run ...

... tions of Cattle, and there was a good quaniity amongst thes of prime beasts, same of swhicih, no doubt, are intended 1f Christmas martet, and the prices of all sorts of meat ao rother lower. Beef .. Go lita5s .. Vs &Ios 0 Muttol .2s 6d a s o d I Pork ...

... sliose bith sof muttasi an- heof, bliut lalltlet:lsty of tiel:e tter. Tbie nesler of buyyes.. roon tlie stslijialpn of the Christmas ltoldlas, behng unslsually large, thoetsosistns of the drieand provtritml any eanislsrable, dlisiniiia-ko iii prices, espeenally ...