... IisOIll Scih:cwsbsiy to 1-Isylshead qu every s ?? at eight, andt ci sit s Isis lyheaie a ssquairter bet/ioe tess. Tule 3achelt Sails sIo'i' liol- ig - Ihesads fec' Dusblin, at onc o'clock. . on L- TI-E A]BOE-f COACII AIMTPTVES AS tr: PUNCTUAL AS THE liAlL ...

... Nasarino, Sept. 2IQ , which state that tjise we-ce then blockading the i 'l'rkish fleet ii that port, which consisted of four- sail oflthe lihc, fifteen frigates, tweenty five cor- I vettes, and a inusber cif smallor vessels ...

... IIeflli retuirn, ];from Sbrewsbury to Holyead everY unomnint at eight, and arrives at Holyhead a cm rter before ten. The Packet sails from Holy- lhead for D)ublin, at one o'elock. 'TIIE ABOVE COACH ARRIVES AS PtJNCTLUAL AS THlE MAIL TO T}ME. The JIA-hRK-FORWARD ...

... returns froin Shrewsbury to liolyhead b every wohinig- at eight, and arrives at I olyhead a - (inaitet' before ten. T'le Paelcet sails [ionl holy- head for Dtilin, at one o'clock. g? THE ABOVE COACH ARRTIVES AS' . PUNCTUAL AS THE MAIL TO TIME 3 The HARK-FORWARD ...

... od Pea is; nil the vwet Ii' a part of the taid Cbialon, s called Cerrig-gwyiiiom; on thid north by a certuinl part' of the sail Cinuiuo'n, ?? PyjIsyCilgvyn, and on tim east by lot first, coitiillig by estlia- tionl, 1 50 acres oi' thieieabonuts (ibc the ...

... st ir II BEAUMAITS, M.EN TA t BRIDGE, AsND zi~ ~ ~ ~~~rl STEARIT PACKET ORIVARODJ C S'AILS from Gcosge's Dock Pier Ilead, Liver- zi pooll, f'or tllcabove plaes, everyl MONDAY andsil 'T1.U1{SD)A Y, at Eight ?? in t1ieiorn- ial[; a fld rmlll alnglor Fcr ...

... MARlmi AsN ,i vlcistq, i: constant trader thence to Lancaster, barthisln One ?? Tons, loas l 'lng at Bristol, nill(d will sail inl a i ow daiys w iti a cirgo Ior Lan. ?? and m-r Also ONL IlE l lU) SMlT AR 411 the Sl.Ot)P ELIzAr sIinA burithen ?? 'Tomms--hn ...

... veen the hours of ai~ three iict AV. o'cloch ill the cryiernooi, in thefhlow- Mi iay, or S1u/t other. Lots, as ?? apoms at sail the time of salce, siiect..to conditionis to be then p10- ten (Idu-si, uktlde ?? disposed tj by privatecwt- nal, trdct, of ...

... cor. * i1iclion Withl ?? saicl new Tlaranpike-road, and in iicn of, thle sail portion of old Iliglnlva1y iin tio suid oiler, and hlflcii before psi-ticularhy mentioned, : cvhieii sail oldl iand lieu- Iliylhwtys are parti- arly dsc rib5edl inI a inull) or ...

... cut down his breechies to lwlbk into his pockets for silver . ote said lie as a prizeimaster, andl another that Ile %aas a sail-aklier; all swore positively, however, anled poor Mr. roberts was talien to the castle ramparts to be shot. lE avas seated ...

... Bangor, Beanlnisaris, Alom'ch, 1 it ainl Holyhnead, I n Ann .ul bril be rc-adt to Sail on er about tihe 29th inist. a i 7jnHE well linoxvn, strong, amid Fast sailing a n BRIG, called Ld TH MARY ?? P Of tine Port of Carniatvon, ? M. JONES, Mtasternf N ...

... Endeavoury {D ~~OF BEA UMA It 1, ar URTIIEN per Register from 80 to 90 Tons, with all her Materials, (including twvo sets of _ Sails, one set quite niew) which are in good con dition. Thre above vessel has lately undergone a tiso rough repair. lwb For particulars ...