... place on : 'he coffin another plate differently inscribed, on the arrival of the body at Brunswick. t Stade, for the ship will sail from Harwich with her Majestjs body, is upon the River Elbe, distant by see, from Harwich. about 4(X) English . miles. Stade ...

... POETRY. COLUMBUS. At the Coati .:f (pain. brave Cincnars in West Ili. a omotry% 11g nuforfd, lie hi hl..eveveigit was flu sailing a 11;1Pd. At he sat with point Anti wore the crown of Linn.; jitu.. a. pa!e env• iced their breast., lOr 'ii kin aOh ilodion ...

... Molly, Watkins, from Newport, and Dolphin, Oh m., Llaaelly, nitli coal; Castle, Davies, and Susannah, from Neatli, with calm. Sailed, the Venus, Davies, from Drogheda, and New Gift, Ilughei, from Douglass, with oak bark. Mit.roars.— arrived, the Severn, Commit ...

... dray, instead of small•beer, a cask of strong ale had been put down, to the no small mu i th of the neighbours and the chap in sail grief of the landlady who had thus retailed at eight pence per gallon what is ann'y sold at two sltil:inzt. 'se?) • I . • ...

... said to he of use, and we think change of food would alto be found serviceable, with a parboil of salt, two or three ounces, sailed in it daily. On the first appearance of the symptoms of this tradruped Plaza', the healthy cattle should he inextdiattiy removed ...

... topsail and nsizen-topsail, and close reefed the main. topsail. They studded under the close reefed maintopsail, fort sail, aod storm-sail, till between 9 and to o'clock in V i e evening, when it blew so vio:ently as to blow the mils from the ealt-ropes ...

... seriousness of the Pt ocession. jetty formed a principal feature of attention. It was surrounded by var.ous plea-ure yachts and sailing boats, crowded with Ladies and Gentlemen. The various ships' launching ewer moving and glistening in the sunny was's. with ...

... which give little rational sapport W e inde e d suspect it to be no ingenious inveroii,,, its Hsu in a disposition to spent 'sail avowed nordirts of legitimr.cy. The reported ;mi. sal of Joseph Buonapaite and Gen. Lcfehre is titer rumour of the day, which ...

... estimation of the number :co or :to persons being en board including about six of the crew. When off the Magazines they set all sail, wind blowing fresh from the W. N. W. After passing the Gut Buoy, No. t, in attempting to tack, the vessel missed stays and ...

... the Cape, of which his Lordship is Gower/. The Collector of the Customs at the Cape es his passage in the Hyperion. She will sail first thing in the morning. Tiis morning a detachment of the 67th regiment embarked for New South Wales, to join thew re'iment ...

... vexations, continued to advance A few days ago, 3 poor woman was eeen beggingand penury. My distretas-ea Princess Royal, cutters, sailed front the Wore on the ad of in pregnancy, anticipating in the Pleasure arc) tenderness of from daor to door in the streets ...

... respectable audience, with that degree of solemnity, that will not soon be effaced from the minds of those present. On the aid and sail of August, the old Presbyterian Chapel, (Ysayegau), in the town of Mei thyr•Tydvil, after having undergone a thorough repair ...