... both of which armed User, pool Saturday night, we base receieed files of papers the 7th instant. Their eonteols are interesting, and w»* ha*e copiou* extracts • . The Great We*tern-*hip, which tailed from Urulol the IBth ult.; armed at Sew York on ...

... was solodual stain after ton o'clock. The damage then done was eetimated at £3 O O. Mr. John Idiillint erns at the scene, exceedingly active. he was well seconded John Yilkintit..n; hut the exertions of tee men under their enoomand far more noisy than h ...

... William Ewart Wigan 6 John Fielder* .01dham.. 7 Charles A*hton William Turner Blackhurc.. Richard Walker Bury. Peter Ainsworth 11 Kir P. H. Fleetwood.. John Wilson Patten 13 Lord Stanley Tnum** 15 Ireland a-kburoe John Fenton 122 ll9 94 ...

... tl«*wn the t-ara'ry. an.t foprowp.! the wfiopl*. vrpwu will> fn-«ny • relict of the lldmats and cuir»aap«. *halter**il fire-arms and Wokaw * ?v* * ib« Fanety military ornament* ; ian* er rap* »n4 hiahunrt honnpta ; noitorm* p*prt mU.or. ptomp and i*pnnon ...

... whether was any relation to the Grove, of Atarnry. Grove gravely replied that had but one relation, and that was his brother John. Among the regular toasts drank the celebration of the Fourth at Ithaca, N. V*. find the following pretty compliment the ladies ...

... iWabora, it was common to see the mure debauched islanders parading the settlement in state of riotous intoxication, linked arm in-arm for mutual support, and with booties of spirits slung round their bodies and cocoa-nut shells in their bands, occasional ...

... year of the reijtn of his late Majesty Kiup George the Fourth, intituled An Act to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts.’' JOHN HULTON, Solicitor. Applications to be made to Messrs. WALTON, WALKER, and WALTON, of Wolverhampton ; or to Mr. THOS. BOYD, ...

... him. This bottle attracted Lord Cardigan’s attention : and he, with • the most perfect civility, and in tbe mos a t conciliating manner,’ forwarded to the officer a message, through Captain J , intimating that (Lord Cardigan) 4 desired tbe mess of the Eleventh ...

... and advised his passengers to retire the cabin. They had only done so, wh-n volley was fire-1, k'lhng the cabinboy, named John Gill, of Pittsburg. The Indian* fired from both shores. Some of the bullets passed through the cabin, hut the passengers, throaing ...

... toe person designated ibe will.— 'l'imes. Dcel between Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl Cardigan (lltii Dragoons) Lieutenant Tuckbtt. —la consequence of the Earl of Cardigan having ascertained that cert do letters published recently in the Murmivg Chronicle ...

... bring as to the period slyer Whig manila shall tease and the demands of die Radicals be resirmtfully attended to.—Bererman. arm letter from the Bradford woulcombers is giveil in soother column, from which it appears that among th-m suffering is eating ...

... as well as can be expected. Dr. Gilbert, the present Vice-Chancellor of Oxford, will b succeeded Dr. Wyter, president of St. John’s College, several seniors having declined the office on account of tbe increase of the Puseyites. The body of man, habited ...