... of- 14_nns, anti61) sais ont thiree- days, is taken :by his Majesty's ship Sybelle, said ar-: Robert Todd, Bell, hence at Bala '. Rambleri;_from liewcastleto-this port, is lost in the whin,'l'opu- hence at Africa: Spe~ilatie3' VSInder, l~ce at- M3erbice ...

... than five hundred dollars ; and any ship, vessel, or carriage, of what t] kind soever, employed or used in any such trade commerce, or traffic as, above described, and any I cargo which shall be found on board of such ship v or vessel, and any articles which ...

... shore in Miount's lay. About 5000 bags of coffee are saved dry, and about '4000. bags are wetted; sugar supposed to be all lost; in. digo all saved; ebony will be saved. Endeavours are making to get off the vessel, but we fear with little hope co success ...

... Thompsan, from illiramichi, at Milford Elephant, Voyso, Irence for Para, was lost between Maran- liam and Para: crew saved Wanmstea , Strickland, from Maroilaram for this port, was lost off mairainhar: crewv aveal anal arrived at Para Nile, Kencdall, Ironc ...

... SHIPS CLEARED FOP, SEA.- t April B. William Dawson, J Ferguson, Dfemerara v Wag, ECtons, Cape Bsetan Coocordia £1. Ceffin, New Hampshire Rebecca, Sims, D Brewton, Persylvania 11en2ry, j Gijsson, Miramithi 7 ?? sir, J Giil, Canada e 5evlrv Ansi, J iiarpaher ...

... THE SHIP MINERVA. Extract of a letter received by Messra. A. and 8. llichards,from t Capt. Wmi. Sketcth ley, of the ship M inerva, dated from Ullapool, b Loch Brooal 27th February, 1818, which presents a most dis- xressing accouitt of the ?? agale which ...

... th of tAugust, going under easy sail, about f 0 miles to te A2 S. of Jarastqr iound, he.saw a eonsiderpble inlet, end a dis ship higher up inl t; turzing up the ilet bhe was struck bei with sounds from the ibogewivhiproved tobe inhabitants Mt ma3;ingstringe ...

... pleasur:: To ?? Edtors.-The subscriber will let st charitable institutions, or poor individuals, bave ?? lo--t manufactured ship bread, in any quantity not 1css ?? an a stone, at the rate of fourteen shillings tnhe hu ndredi weight, second quality at twelve ...

... ha. Bruah.4Slhs. Sri:. t bj-19 14120 I151) IQ 1204 LONDON CORN EXCHANGE,; Nonday. Febotuary 12.] Tire roivais ef all Grain lost weekosere large, and a conoideroble. enttity ot WIhentBaeteyfiand oats rennainedl overfor tnis mnor- J to' mar-kers whenfweohada ...

... that the naviga- p tion laws should be rpeadlod- that British and foreign e' shipping should be put exactly on the same footih,;, tt and that neither British ship.builders nor ship-owners v .should have any privilege. p protection. When ?? this 1 I 'is done ...

... surplus surgary i to they are at present subject to such enormous duties. that it any difference in their cost abroad would he lost in i r My amount of duty, and would not be felt by the consumer. ig e Here again is a mistaken, though a w all-m.n I- poicy ...

... inle1e ai al deacriptions of Grain last week were r ...