... which 166 Wort refused, and the remainder sold at from last sale prices 6d per lib lowier -'the' fewer qualities obtaining the lost quotations. The sale throughout was heavy, and the pu, chases made were principallv on speculation. The imp:, tations of East ...

... launched his model-boat on the Serpentine, no one expected to'see the time when steam and paddles would suffice to carry a, tall ship across the broad Atlantic. 'As little did we, when we were first amused byl that very pretty musical toy, the German Eolina ...

... - Ticis was an action to recover the sum of £296 3s. 7d.. the ansount of a policy of insurance eti the ship .Mitrc, of' Liverpotol. which was lost off she island of lForsiontnara, on her voyage froca Barceclona to- Gibraltar, on the 11th of Novrnsber ...

... tributed to the fund': the sum already raised amounts to upwards of £2,300. LIVE tPOOL AND LEEDS RAILWAY.-This bill has been lost in the committee on the standing orders, after a long, protracted, rmnd expenive investigation. The final report was made bv ...

... by returns made to the house, that since 11110 the country had lost twenty millions in pro- tection given to tile Canada tiosber trade. He would say it would be better to keep tire ships employed in that trade sailing about, and btry all their tinober ...

... g talent; and was not IAl r. 1~Iit also a inosn efficient mertaier ? Atitoughtlie coresidered it 05 Citri to vot)e, at tire lost elarrion, agrainst therir othter member, Mr. l~rtir, he nevetlealass. ltatever tioltr be is faults am Ire tID8taltHs, and~ ...

... back. He was vjsited when in China, by the resident English surgeons and the medical gentlemen belonging to the company's ships, but they were all fearful, of performing an operation upon hin. He was then sent to this country, and placed in the above ...

... without a reform of some sort, anti the question was, whether they would have the measure i now tendered, or suffer it to be lost, anti then be compelledt to take such a reform as Sir Robert Peel would give them. Not to shut their eyes against its defects ...

... ? We have no hesitation in saying, that so far from having increased in favour with tie whole body of the electors, he has lost considerable ground. His speeches delivered at Bolton and at Manchester, after :e left this town at Easter, disgusted nearly ...

... immediately after quibting the ship in wbich'he had been t-coitfined for nine nsonths; having arrived in England by way of China, whither the vessel pr-oceeed afier quitting adras. The elephant took-a grearliking, when on board iof' ship, to articles of female ...

... friend, Mr. Fisher, surgeon of the Atholl, well known to the world for his own interesting voyages and travels:- His Majesty's ship Atholu, at sea, Bight of Biafra, Feb. 2. Dear Sir,_I take the opportunity ,9f writing you a few lines by a vessel that we ...

... king capture of all Portuguese vessels arriving. A great increase b of the French force was hourly looked for. His Majesty's ship n Windtor Castle, and others of the British squadron, left with ci the Nhautilus. at CAPTURE OF THE ISLAND OF ST. GsocroE BY ...