... might have been killed in thle whole progress of it, and perhaps a hulndredl or imore cities taken, and live times as many ships burnot or stink. ' lle asked me what were the usual caooses or motives thlot mnade one country go to wiar witih anothler ? ...

... Deane has, by means of his diving apparatus, succeeded in obtaining a considerable quantity of wine from the ship Boyne, which was lost about ?? years ago. TIhe wine has been presented to their Majesties and the first Lord of the Admiralty. No less ...

... Very explicit, indeed, Madam.. Pray what a are you, Mrs. Cobbo, and where do you live ? t Mrs. Cobbo: Ale live at Congo and Ship-yard. Me ladee I (laughter). a Commissioner: Oh, oh, you're a lady, are you? Now tell V us how you get your living. Don't you ...

... before lie was allovdto tig tlt, lie *vas comupelled, to lis great injuiry, to take it otl ! ?? ot cousse lost the battle aid uhitait hiave lost li . lie very recesitly killste a iis-ttialu though0 severail otier desati hav. lately beets ausedl lil a ...

... will not adopt more Radical principles that the defects of that Act may be reme- died, and thus though they know that the Whig ship is sinik- ing, they seem determined to go down with her. In Edin- burgh, as we learn from the Scotsmam, Mr. Tait sent the following ...

... DISTRICT SOCIETY, A.xD BENE OLF.NT LOAN FuND INSTI ?? Friday, the l4th annual meeting of these Societies, was held at the Old Ship, Sir T. Blomefield, Bart., in the chair. The report stated that during the five preceding years, the Society bad been struggling ...

... Messrs. Attree and Clarke's, in Ship-street, a large stack of chimnies fell in the rear of the house upo10 a back office, doing considerable damage; another stack fell nt the next house, damaging the roof. At the Old Ship, maiv copper chimney pi s were ...

... Mlessrs. Ciff and Strachani, of the Old Ship Tavern, on the evening of the Hall and Supper given last Tuesday;. After the different rooms Ried been arranged by the givers of the entertaininent, I called at the Old Ship to make my own arrange. 1iient5, depending ...

... Earl of Arundel and Surrey - 'ItMy very goad Lord,-I was very likely to have had the fortune of Cajus Plinius the elder, who lost his life by trying an experi- ment about the burning of the Mountain Vesuvius; for I was also deletions to try an experiment ...

... ateranohe 01grater magnitud cunet overthewinwar sid oftheveselnearly amidship, the. effects-of. which p oved dreadful; thea ship's carpete and cook were ca'rried ol-cerboard.. T1e. captoi s. Iware. that. the land of Cuba must lay close to kiivwarI, ?? ...

... it. What would you think of a pilot, who attempted to quell a storm ? either position is equally ab- surd; we must steer the ship as well as we can in the tempes- tuous ocean;-and in fever, we can only employ patience and judicious measures, to meet the ...

... hardships imposed upon innkeepers by their liability to make compensation, not only for goods, but even for money lost or said to have been lost in their houses, men- tioned the following two cases which had actually occarred, as proofs of the abuse to which ...