... Liverpool on Saturday morning for Ecassmaris, where we arrived in the even'ng by 'the steam packet, after a most delightfal sail oi et ht hours; hi going from Liverpool to Beau- maris, two years ago, we were able to coast it all the way ; but on this occasion ...

... the large oils, ani wvlien attachid baV these prowling birds, often escape lsy tt ?? ;C roieaiaslc Inasireuvrr. Trhe oclv sails around thse spot to selrct his prey ; but notwithstanding the almost intaudible action uf Iis plnio;s, the cli ear of one of ...

... 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 ...

... ifeet, thc Mcnas i eisog nearly ti/ree times 0.0 /slr as the utiier l anti adulits merchants' vessels or the hugest clate to sail under the road-way, wvithinit oven striking their topgallant-masts. TIlec tlicikiiess of tle piers of the -haumnerisniths Bridge ...

... 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 ...

... 'lr I I I i I f i f s .q I II I i i I r i 7 r I I I I wisethana sqall of wind~, which, obligedl Wijin to lower andi reef' his sail,'and getting ~Coaspletely- drenched by the sp)lashing of the sea, anti a fall oif Inrain., It is considered a very hazardous ...

... 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 ...

... hours with the wind anti tide in her favour. As sote alteration has rC- cently been made as to the days on wvicll the paceits sailing between this poirt auid Liverpool leave for their different destinatilols, it is a matter of wonder tq us that no notice of ...

... not ?? since, was Never bet ujlna the ft : urite.-(reat activity prevails in trade frou s. Greenock to I;dia. One vessel sailed lest wed fotr (alcutta, liavi', on hoard utpwards of 70)0,01i d 'valds of maiinifactitred cotton 'goods, lnd ?? lbs of cotton ...

... cosdil not: - lie oh3tannerl ?? emigratioln expoedi tion to the 1Brazils, whic llad hero Pireparimg for a somc timh it cork, sailed from ('Core for l'io a Janeiro, ol Tucsday.-Abont 14000 einvicts ale eonstanitly eniployed by Governimeint, at W\tj-j o il ...

... 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 ...

... THE WINGS OF THE DOVE,. a Ohl for thy wings, thou dove! Nw sailing by with sunshine on thy breast, L Tht, borne like thee above, e 'I too might flee away, and be at rest! 1, Where wilt thou fold those plumes, : i Bird of the forest shadows.holhest'bird ...