... higher Integrity, and the honour, but of strength or resolut.on .. racier. Cord Brougham, once the strong., the party, had lost the Altliorp's JIM; had been condemned nonra his with O'Council 1 and the rest a waste, of lime to discuss. But to re call ...

... when they were carrying on the war in the Morea, there were but thirty inexperienced carpenters in Alexandria, and that large ships could not enter the har- bour without difficulty and danger. Now it has a large arsenal, a naval school, and a fleet commanded ...

... country and France.” Increase or THE Suave Trapr.—(Extract of a letter dated Fernando Po, 10, 1834.)—Yesterday the American ship, General Hill, pri here, and reported that there are to the south of the twerty-five slavers; in Wrday, to the northward of ...

... and subject to may be agreed upon at the such condi as will be then produced. E. known by the LL that Valuable Freehold ESTAT ship of name of * situate in’ the Town q Blackburn, and on both sides of the Turnpike Road leadi ig f a commodious anc from Blackburn ...

... were put in the press, for at least three eats. — Garde Feb. Magazine. Lor Firtinec vp or a C ONVEYANCE.—The M feet West steam-ship. commanded by Captain Bain, measuring 3 long, an 54 broad, 200 howse power, an 2000 tons’ burthen, ved to convey the Prince ...

... clothing, two chronometers, sextants, quadrants. ship's papers, and what thi we could hastily get at into the jolly- boat, whicli, soon afte she oved off from the ship, swamped, ant every thing was lost except the chro: nometers, which were lashed to the ...

... it would be a matter of consideration for their lord- the extraordinary circumstances under whieh those offices: were he! ships to specify in order to prevent its being drawn into a (Hear, hear.) On the arrival pus precedent in future. as formed as it ...

... for to re-enact the law as it stood at present their ships. H ie he to be taken in proportion with respect to the of the regulations to the tonnage of each vessel, but he would make ide that eac h ship should, in that more stringen t, and a custom-' officer ...

... the evening, road is a great thoroughfare. urrep Moo day wight, as Mr. Edward of Wigan, was passin down Bradshaw- + to the Ship Ino, he was attac! ed by three men, and Licked and abused him in a him down, They also attempted to riffle his pockets, i] ...

... ous.te the prisoners up to him — +* Belfast, March 31, 1835. “T certify that Captain Alexander Bri tton, commander of | the ship Josephine, was the only 1 Ww! ho gave me infor- mation whereby I was enabled to apprehend Christopher Charles Foster and Jon: ...

... interest,” (says the Hoe! his voting wil th Sir R. Peel on both Speaker- seems confirmed by necdote.—The Rochester Times says, ship and address. 4 statement of a sixth person having dial from heard ) One man swallowed excessive drinking, (during this election ...

... superior power fidence. Ne heartily Commander-in-Chief, Mi w the worth: of a Nero ora has much increased cor! Messrs. Fyn and J. Ship- Spain state to have issi ston, who spoke the Caffre ton gue fluently, had been commis- > Calligula, rather than the patriotic ...