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... Cti.tarantine Station, ttc Swallow, of Bristol, Thomas Jones, master, fruci Naples and C;alipoli, bound to St. Paershurgli ; sailed from thence the rath July awl the 9th of August. The Rosecorn was loading at the latter niece for tul. On the inst. in lat ...
... the Royal Squadron, under Commodore the lion Sir e. Ilzget (which r clot ned to Spithead, from Dunleary, on Monday 13-t.) sailed for Ramsgate. The Admiralty yacht it ordered to join the Royal Squadron, as, should the weather permit, it is his Majesty's ...
... government in a few htVtra. This alone is cert n. that aintre Austrian troops bed been embarked with great precipitation. and had sailed under the of ta ;gat ei for Pa:ermo. The mystery thrown over the ohole ailair by the Government had not a 1 nit- inereasid ...
... Lieut. thes. Eosin, yrIS selected, and Stir: cued to proceed on this most important and inters cat. ing service. The Snapper sailed from Sierra Leone on ath February, and after visiting the River Gambia, , and making those arrangements, which, seemingly ...
... thiough Wain., a cot rer:panilinit bai favoured us the Golliro inc sketch : Tao having made several untaseeesiihal tittepta to sail from liacia to Portsmouili, nind rafavornble, determined Majr.ty to by and, and (be night Of the 12111 September, orders were ...
... sick on board, nho died last night. Tne Auspicious was visited this morning, and was found to have one man sick. The former sailed this morning, at ten o'clock, and the latter is now(3 p. m.) going out ; both,! believe, prcceeding to England. SP7T. We ...
... at Smyrna on the r2Uth, but sailed from thence again on the gith, as it was supposed, to dc tumid sat isfact inn fur an act of piracy committed under the Greek flag, on an English •essel called the Eliza. This ship had sailed from Alexandria for Smyrna ...
... all u itt, 4 .1 or etilm. TE% RY.—Arrived, the iliyi , rinser ; for,. liain ; F.svumite, ; CAthersne, ; anJ Dave. Jerm‘ne. _ Sailed, the Idennor, Evan.; Providence, Willinm. ; Tr'. dent, ens; Lovel% l'eggy,Jarnes; Stmt. I n is; Prince lloyol, !holding; Livel ...
... appeared in excellent health and spirits. His Majesty was accompanied as far as Sambre . , by his Grace the Doke of Wvilingtoq, sails in his way thither, passed over the fields of Waterloo, %etrebras, and Ligny, with the sight.of which he seemed highly gratified ...
... Prodbiun. Lloadila Uaadavety Willdasas, I). R. Recces Aberys Co.. Eauspeeer Thomas. •• • • IhAe. Duvls. tdsrberth illatlwayt. , sail BLACKING, by WeldeVt/Lellia go, STRAND, Loudon; in every Tows he ,be LIQUID. led. tild. and led. each. Also PASTE IeIACKING ...
... firer. 29 —The Aiit.ttian Observer of to-day whites from Wallachia and Moldavia, the I Ith inst. which confirm what has been sail respecting the e‘acuation of those two ;ativinees by the Ottoman troops. The Kiaja-Bey, .111..souf Pacha. was at that ila•e ...
... 34.--The Captain of au AO. trim ship arrived at Rhodes. brings the news that tha mew Ottoman neaposed of thirty-five sail, had sailed from Nodes the loth of August. sod ,that he had not heard of any combat betweeo them iud the Greek fleet since that date ...