... of pro- et Csurinig a letter from him which shossld determine the ha King to separate himaself from hi s people. fah 1 At Victoria hai, Majesty received information that i the Emperor had arrived at Botirdeaux, and was on his ri' way to B3ayonne. In c ...

... Parlsoun; Calinar, Peterson ; Anuta Fliztmbetd, h s Bovesout ; IMviercitis, Nordstrom; Hoppet, Huilthir; s Clio, Liniberg- Victoria. Lonewitz. Froim 9t Andre-w's, et i Hector, Fisher. Froom Quenec, Gratitude, laws. From nt Gothertrg, Weltha Anul Fryer. ...

... month of Catwa-,ter on W~ed irsndy aofternoon, drove from her aiichor i~n th=ering; and driftedl onl 2,h,: tire rocks of Queen Afnie's Battery. hewsso iiuohr stinrintit cat that she must unload, tier cargo sis ine. The Concordia;, a iris Dutch galliot ...

... the Gute . Hnffnhng, to Nantes, struck the pier in leaving the harbour, carried I away tbeir bowsprits and put back. r The Victoria, Burn, from Bourdeaux, was lately stranded on the . coast of Finland. Tue Calypso, from Stockholm, was wrecked on the 3d ...

... treaty is going forward, with the consent of the Emperor of Austria, for a marriageb between the Dake de Chartres and the young Queen of Port ugal. f A splendid weview of the Guards took place in Hy'de-Park on Wednesday, at which the Dukezof Orleans and suite ...

... alind ices pricked con-. to tinsllay is perferel list Cole.' H-e nosy besought anid obtained It the ait luti eoiinteiisnce of Queen lfliz~abeth to his project for a voyagre thilther;* an uondertaking to swhich no EnglistInlan hadx Yever yet aspired. In ...

... present Majesty, lies Duke of Comber-' to the ige, land would become Kin'- 01' Hasoves- aish his prisseess asIans cry Victoria I be queen of these realms. lie lied no right to con- coloiit slIer as I ty or to the diefssvonr a prince of lies Jitli o lIsa ...

... of Ki ng Wuc IV. one ;up ocumrred, Saucd there bceineg no posticumosus elhild, the SO~r eremE cesio fell on tice Priscoess Victoria. hsis infant niece, the knot ~the difficulties still would' be of tihs utmost importance.- t go The There must he a regency ...

... Lord LvrcsJsiauisT, the Regency bi.1 do isl wa committed; an d an atmenid meait made, to the affect that 'the aid th rieess Victoria, being a minor, shall not be allowed fass lid to marry without his Majestts consent; or, in case of lils it by Majbsty'g ...

... Greig; Sir Edward Codrington, Childs; King- fisher, Raydall; Lowland Lass, Bonefal; Salus, Elliott; British Tar, Addison; Victoria, Langley; Margaret, Mea- s.. burn; Montcalm, Royal; Home, Mason; Reward, Vinnes; n OnondagaBlair; Bragela, Irvine; Ann, Winol; ...

... Ditto Baltic - Bratitsberg, Becker Hull Pillau t~ Manchester, Mraller Ditto Memel 24. Lord Wellington, Brown Ditto Ditto Victoria, Volktian Ditto Dantzig n Lively, Hsnammosnd Whitby Baltic Mary, fleselton Ditto Ditto 29. H-leury & Elizabeth, Shaul London ...

... Wlitby Rtiga I Specuilator, Smith Scarbro' Memel 75 Peace, Arnmstrong Ilull Lichau 1 Industry, Elliott Scarbro' Iliga IS 1. Queen Adelaide, Cringle Dautzig Loudon DO: 1L. Friend, Nesbitt London Riga 331 Esisronea, Aiotrr. 19.-The dlownward bound Ships 28 ...