... Liverpool: Orwell, Payn, for Dublin: Merchant, Askew; August, Scrutton, for London, with grain. Gipping, Bennett, for London, with bricks. Orwell, Rackham; Gipsey, Blacketer, for London, with goods. Eagle, Garwood, for Rotterdam: and 11 coasters, in ballast ...

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... those who had formerly enjoyed the advantages of it-a proposition which the right hon. gentleman fortified by a variety of illustration. The case was the same with communities as with individuals. If a whole community chose to convert a great portion of its ...

... foreign station's .sisy be hwmes- diately senlt home to join the 20 new companies ordered to he formed; being~two new' companies to each of the 10 ba'ttaliops. The formation, of the 20 new cimlnnies will promnote'20 Second-Captains to be Captains, and to ...

... MISCELILANEOULS. THE DRAMA AT WINDSOR CASTLE.-After Christmas a series of dramatic performances is, we understand, to be given at Windsor Castle, by her Majesty's command, under the direction of Mr. C. Kenn. eTh. most distin- guished talent is to be engaged ...

... are in the most extensive demand. . Last autumn he was much struck with an illustration of this scarcity. The eminent Mr. Chambers, of Edinburgh, D had called upon lim in London, and, during his visit a 3 friend of his, an extensive, stockholder fromi ...

... for Goole I Mary Ann, Allen; New Prosperous, Raven; r Chusbetiand, Smith; Waterloo, Law s; Ewms, Ralph, g for London, with corn. Brothers, Samqel, for London, g with bticks, JOWESTOP; AuslavanAbergavein In Snow, from P London, with goods. Raven, Ward, frdo ...

... MISCELLANEOUS, Tum, CHRISTMAS .TRaE AT WINDSOR CASTLX.-A Christmas tree is annually prepared, by Her Majesty's command, for the Royal children. The tree employed for this festive purpose is a young fir, about eight feet high, and has six tiers of branches ...

... from London, with wood. Ruby, Beaumont; a Thomas Clarkson, Cooper; Star, Thorn; Emma, Ralph; 3Merchant, Ralph ; Merchant, Askew : Edward, Ford, from London with goods. Monarch. Snell, from Goole: Armsterdam, haymer* Ann Maria, Jackson, from New. e castle: ...

... verdict of Natural Death. WHITSUN AMUSEMENTS. The following were the principal novelties introduced at the leading theatres in London, on Monday. Drury Lane.-The German eomnany ventured upon a performance of the Zeuberflote, ill the embodyment of which all ...

... Carleton, was put up for public sale a at the London Dock, and was purchased by Mr. Scott, a s chain-lighterman residing at Wapping, for the sum of 7501. e After undergoing considerable repairs at the New Crane e Wharf, Wapping, the vessel put to sea ...

... Esq., London : 20 vols. of Annals of Natural History.-J. Gould, Esq., Lon- don : an interesting collection of Himalaya insects.-Pro. fessor Henslow, Hitcham: specimens of a picture frame, prettily ornamented with leather, in illustration of a new method ...