... | the ship Asia, at the moment the vessel was straek. The Asia o this port cecatiy domaged. This statement was civen by the unde: signed mogistrate, hefore James Redmae, mostor of the sbhip Asia—* Joha Mackenzie afirms on vatn thet Le has lost property ...

... session as a droit of Admiraity of sli that is saved, the principal part of which is bides. Tue sugar is all lost, ** Bude, Jan. 17, ““The ship that weat ashore at Boscastle yesterday is the Jessic Logan, of Liverpool —the erew seem to have left her : ...

... -\-:lh e eited by the loss of tae ship Rehanee off Boulogue, wheo | Major lkrl‘ll of the stall of Jamaica, where be eontisued | danghters. Bewoe unsuceessfal in ba ~'°'. .: nearly all £ passengers and erew were lost. Aunother Eas: | uatil appoiuted, ...

... and learned lord was said 10 have givea a charge to a grand jury costainiog adviee which should wot be lost upoa the country, which should Bot be lost sight of by Her Majesty's Ministers, Tuat woble lord’s warpiog was givea ia these terms—** [ know no remedy ...

... shore. [l promisel to do so at Woolwich, and then he refused to do so, and said be would lasd them at Yarmonth, When there the ship bad a fair wisl, and, notwithstanding their cries and entreaties, he persisted 1 bringing them to Seabam, to which place he ...

... the Ist of every month, FISHER'S COLONIAL Your Petitioncrs conceive that such @ _construction is ex- | MAGAZINE, advocuting ships, colonies, commerce, the ceedingly objectionable; and if your Hosoursble House | pepenerntion of our dmestic '::;i,. s i The ...

... variety of extracts from letters aud and mannfactires had beea suffering. The company hai | P i them same lines from a poew alse lost, dusing the same period, the tolis previously ;-4' MONDAY, PEM. 13, | which he attribut-d to b, “dw'-‘“: by the Derby and Junetion ...

... obtaining €3. per mooth. On Friday & body of from 200 t 0 300 entered the ship.building var! of Mr. Hutchiuson, at which a vessel was :ud out for Cansda, to compel the sailors who had shipped at the usaal rate of wages to leave their work, After remoustrance ...

... the cook tor fircewond 3 and when buruinge, a deligh tul fragrance was difuscd all over the ship. Some of it was linded among-t e fiee-wond from the same | ship at the Sandwich Island-, moch to the surprise of ~ome | of the merehants, who thousht that ...

... pere witted 10 have the managcment of their estates, whilst their children sec those estates gradually squandercd away aod lost wider the iufluence of such unhappy detusions © - Would a Jury be prepared to pronounce such uen to be monomaniacs as readily ...

... caut wlmsivouse.—Mr. Shar 8 sther tsustecs, The testater die ev : — The ittormation of 1 . wee of the | rewsercd yremoved fom ships to - faiiaton wes onltod: ei 00 rocks, Mis M 3 ns, which yd g 1815, Mis daughter marvied Jame: din Qetober, Cellor of the Exch ...

... charge of 6J. per cubic foot fur treight. A properly qualified Sargeon will he appointed to each Ship cariying Passengers equal 1o 100 Adults or npwaris. Ships will the sent to any goed and safe Out-ports at which sufficicnt numbers g:-mnn'l may be colleeted ...