... steam ship Britannia had arrived at Halifax, and the French steamer Union reached New York on the Bth from Cherbourg, whence she sailed on the 22ud ultimo. The Cliiuese ship Keying had also arrived at New York. The political events this steam ship are ...

... MAember or N prems 5%u 1 f Sootland the could receive into his ot Im goig to Edinburgh for E due ?? No. I0, noi the Printers'. ship A FEMAL has been accustomed to plan .LEhousekeepin is irons of Ens mg with a single cry. gentleman or wid wer- HOUSEK EPER ...

... governor was secretly preparing attack them, and was only waiting the arrival of fresh troops. Iu February, 18-10, two French ships of war arrived, bringing additional forces, and soon after the chiefs in the French interest were summoned to a counsel at ...

... Sunday last. A storm arose, and the electric fluid struck the Parish Church at Welton during divine service. One person had lost his life, and eight others, live of whom were women, were shockingly hint. It appears that while the congregation were engaged ...

... the rn ill ret ran, pofst etilaatod tie lisugit'iti- fril, int -\rcn'tiveuri mw irrutir, as in, hiss ettiititly lctt titl loste effcetreelets tof Li' in Iris ?? stuns,1 ?? ?? in~,eio lu10ine ar- oirg tc p-mieelypa ofro aitlit tii'ix l' i e I s-s-i.th ...

... belonging tb Her Majesty's ship U Akbar, lying in the Mersey, had a terrible experience during the gale on Wednesday night. A yonng man E named Duckworth, fromn Blackburn, had.ome to see his brother, a boy on board the ship, and, together witb several ...

... t ,SHIPPING CASUALTIES. I FOUR LIVES1 LOST. News reached West Hartlepool on Monday that thd steamqr Jamnes Malam, owned by Messrs,._MbIpanp E Doughty, and Co., of West Hartlepool, bad foundered r in the North Son, nnd that four livee had been lost. B ...

... Adam-st.,Strand,London,W.C. y __ RESCUE OF A SHIP'S CREW. A Liverpool barque landed on Sonday the captain and crew, nineteen all told, of the Norwegian barque n Hercules, wvho were resoued from that ship in the Bay t of Bisoay as she was in a sinking ...

... biliousness, accompanied with sickness and dreadful head- acbes (being greativ fatigued with overwork and long hours at business) ' lost all energy, strength, and appe. tite. I was advissA by a friend in whom I had seen souh beneficial effects to trr H op Bitters ...

... Akppenidix con- taius impo rtailt extracts from tire evidenc taken before thie Committee of tile house of comilrriors on Shipping, Trade, and 1Manufactures, ira tile last Session of Par- lialment. p Tre TR'l.ACTS publishied by tire Society for Promoting ...

... there is some kind of ship in the courts of law, that when marriages—but no, that would be very extraordinary custom. Court means to flatter —flatter ship. Can it be that the English send wedding presents in a vessel made like a ship? Suddenly a bright ...

... Masf'Jl during the recent gale*, proves inoorrcct —Nearly all the papers report the numl»cr of passengers on board the lute ship Canton, wrecked on at there were not tliree. The number was two, a gentleman and hi* wife. Again, a pleasure steamer was the ...