... and a bridle, the propet ty of Ilhomas Robfon, of Long Acres, and alfo a black gelding, the propeity of William Ridley, of Dunkirk, in the cosusty of Vurham.-Robert Brown, of Tickhill, labourer, charged with flealing from the houfe of Thromas Ledgar, feveral ...

... being o 'employed more than a fortnight the captain wanted a them to go to ])nkirk with a cargo. The men a demurred to go to Dunkirk, and said they were not e engaged to go to that place. They wished to be paid 1- off, but the captain sent them ashore, and ...

... tbei4Lull volice Qourt. I SATURDAY Lewis Jacob was charged with smuggling 40 gal- lons of brandy, onl board the George, from Dunkirk. The prisoner it seemed had shipped 101 cases of'wal- nuts and apples, in wvhich, on ihcir arrival here, the kegs of brandy ...

... plaintiffs in consequence of the non-delivery to them by the defendants of eight I bales of rags. The goods were sent from Dunkirk in a vessel belonging to the defendants, and a bill of lading alsocame across at the same time. Itappeared from the bill of ...

... from a Liverpool-steamer,. after 4 tin which he took a through ticket to Antwerp, intending J ree oproceed from thence to Dunkirk. He then came to 1 ithHull, and from here went to Grimsby to take the . osed' steamer. He there got on the spree, and missed ...

... Broadstairs, West Doapiug in Liroliishire, lpswich, Walton-on-thse.Naze, by a passenger travelling on the railway between Dunkirk and Calais, anid at Paris. According to the Brisfel _Pet, it was also observed as far west as Somersetshire. HIyYADf JANOS ...

... 14s. 6d. (f ready before Ist April, alter data 12s. 6d., steamer, 2,200 tons, Leith to Genoa, 75.; s'ssiasr, tons, Lsith to Dunkirk. si. Lowdo.v, Tueeday. Black Sea district very quiet, rates unaltered. Mediterranean ore freights about steady, and fairly ...

... Twiss'said the charge had been made out, and a fine of 20s and costs was imposed. DRUNK IN CHARGE OF HORSE AND CABT.-Arthur Dunkirk was charged by P.C. Sharp (78) with being drunk in charge of a horse and cart, in Wellington- street, last ?? 10s and costs ...

... managing owners. Iler dead I weight-cearrying capacity was about 1,350 tonas. She leti Niusterldie on the 20ti inst. for Dunkirk, laden with burlev. She bad on board a crew of IS hicids, all tohl, eind wvas under the commnand of Captain Joseph Page, of ...

... 14a ; Uceai*a, Cardiff, 15a 6d. Damascus, s, London to the Cape, 30s. s, Glasgow, Barbados*, 9s. 6d. ; Glasgow, 55.; >utb, Dunkirk, jna, ss. WOOL SALES. London, Mondav.— Messrs. Jacomb. Son, and Co. offered to-day 13,700 bales, which two-thirds were Sydney ...

... Clayton; Sarah andt Martha, Dawson; Wheat Sheaf, , Haialstone Wilianm Francia, Knight; Thonass Smith; Pat, FoREIGN IswARsI Dunkirk.ltvy, Chapmae- FoREiatO OUTTWA.RDs.-Hamburgh_11arys, Esroelsaw; 7Spencer. ) - ?? ?? _ ?? I ~~HULL SHIP LiSrT.~ w-re I FOBsEIGYe ...

... European a, 324, Amsterdam, general. Salisbury F, 416, Abo, general. Sea Horse a, 345, Rotterdam, generaL MAY 23. Falcon s, 270, Dunkirk, general. Leo s, 841, Riga, general. 4.rtimis s, 522, Stockholm, general. Rosetta s, 951, Cronstadt, general. Yorkshireman ...