... the invention of ships was thought so noble, which carrieth riches and commodities from place to place, and 9sinsociateth the most remote regions ?in participation o eir fruits, how much more are letters tw be magnified hich, as ships, pass through the ...

... export of manuradtured goods to the United States continues to be extensive, The packet-ship Oxford, which sailed no Thursday, had a freight of ,eltioo, and the packet-ship Patrick Henry, which sailed yesterday, one of Z 2200. —Liverpool Albitro. EXHUMATION ...

... patient. Shortly afterwards I again restored her, upon which she turned to the glass to ascertain whether or not she had really lost the second tooth! It would be difficult to determine which party evinced the greater degree of delight and astonishment, the ...

... yet known whether this is merely the preparatory step to his final removal from the country altogether by the next convict ship that sails, or whether government has given orders that he shall be kept at the hulk. W EXTENSIVZ FAccutto.—Two large esta ...

... Plutn - t I ;mount of - persons unofficially no small '- secured _ are required conveyed 4 ls or I ship I to the - to be so much the more untiring, so is Ithe triumph of defeating such an opponent in like manner ^ a very greatly increased one over that ...

... SLAVE VESSELS.—The °Bowing is an extract of a letter from the Cape of Good Hope, dated November 9, 1941:— . Her Majesty's ship Fautome, returned to Simon's Bay on the 24th ult., after a six months cruise the coast of Angola, for the suppression of the ...

... English Tetrad seized by the Spanish customs at Cartha- I gena. The commander of the Scorpion endeavoured to rescue the English ship, but having failed to accomplish his intention, in consequence of the precautions of the I Governor, be sailed in the direction ...

... became a total wreck, and the goods with which she was laden will be pearly nil lost. There is slime consolation, however, in knowing . that net a single life has been lost. IMPOsPitEss.—A woman was brought up before the magistrates at the Tow oshall. ...

... British metropolis, put myself in the way of forte, and conquest was a matter of course; while my mo ther, honest gentlewoman, lost half her night's rest in determining which of the best bed-rooms her daughter-in-law should occupy—the blue or the buff one ...

... Commander W. Nevin; three troop-ships, the Belleisle. Captain J. Kingcome, the Apollo, Commander C. Frederick, and the Sapphire, Master Commander G. H. Cole ; and I hospital-ship, the Minden, Captain M. Quin. The ships of war carry altogether 394 guns ...

... were her loved infant, instead of shell, that she was talking to. So lasting and so strong is the affection of these women for lost child, that it matters not how heavy or cruel their load, or how rugged the route they have to pass over, they will faithfully ...

... fixed duty on corn; for • repeal of the onion; in favour of a free passage being granted to emigrants to Canada in transport ships; in favour of a aecultir registratiolt of births, deaths, and marriages being established in Ireland; and in favour of extending ...