... precisely, to celebrate the CORO- StrIeetbN of his M~ost Gracious Maejesty KING GEORGE the FOURTHl; NbA o e superb SILVER CUP, sailed for In Honour of that Event, on ahen asyltst, from Blackvall to Coal-House Point, below Gravesend, cR by Gentlemnen's Pleasure ...

... timber; sailed 7th August, in conmpany with the Nlinerva, of Htull; Hannah, of Shields; and Hop, of Blvl; the latter vessel bore up two days after sailing, having sprung a leak iii lat. 55. 54. Put back the Lucies, Rossiter, fur Baltimore. Sail- ed hit ...

... l)utiolo of prelilioni whiief offer ?? of ?? LARGE FORTUNES, JAMES VOLLHENI , of ,'am.burg, is now SELLING TITLES for the saile. Persons denirous to in. terest tilemoelres in this advantageous Atatribotion ?? PrIditto,,, and all partieulur, by , 1 3 a ...

... St, Xathotriite'e Dorck, sailed frotn ~olqibsno Nov. 28 ; (idl11, tDer. I11; end the Catpe, Feb. D. - ARRItVALS AT SttatAPOtme. The Elize, from Benngal, and sailed Feb. 4 for Chlo Lvat p'artet, fronts Mauritints, ritd sailed Feb. 4 for Chmic; Port Wilhinin ...

... inches, ditto narlines , logline, lead ditto, wvorming arid spun yarn, several new middle stay-sails, main- sails, jib ditto, top-sails, quantity of old sails tackle and fall.- Also the valuable Fixtures and Utensils in Trades comprising eight stout deal ...

... ordel to conceal Napoleon. Savary, and Ber- trand, in case of nced. He had every thing necessary on board. The s1hip Was to sail as soon as it had got into the open sea to New York, instead of K ci but thg plan was baffled by Bonapaite's impatience and ...

... Draught, with Pry. asn The Rehx. RN6LISH OtKRA.HOUE.TWSV43A will beresented (frthe Ith time), pa w operatuc lirim. in twoa seW *sail H I k P ?? MeA. compwsd by Or. I ?? Marquess de Ia (.Al Sghieed Ba Gy), or. aers Gtier (am Io- _A)W r h AUsr,~po~(tfls~parqnu ...

... hCuonri, lfreight received on board after the 24th, sail from Gravesend otl tbe Ist of Marclt-For ,ud Io zse a Ipply to Messrs. John Nicholson and Co.. 19, ?? to John Pile and Co., 3, Freefan's-court, O SAIL irom Portsmouth the 10th April, for TAItAS and CALCUTTA ...

... CLANCARTY, Capt.-r. F. Gpias, 120 Tons.. The -above Packets all stand A i. .it Lloyd's. One of these 'lne!Cutter Packets sails from off the CustonmE House every Sa- tutday, and leaves Rotterdam for London every Friday. T*1ey possess state rooms,.which ...

... Paternoster-row, and all othet Booksellesi. ?? Wheire may be had, gratis, a Catalloee of a'large Collelon of Books no, h saile; at very lov price§; ' ' EALLS OF CLYFl.-TbTs Day is pn ished4,n 2v.i itb two >.ngravings, price 7s. 6d. in boards, TrIH SA ...

... ope ard Sail. Makers;-Sroc and Utensils in Trade. y Mr. 0 FiLEtCfiER, on the Premises, blil'tuesday next, at at, o THE vAluable, STOC IN' TRADE, Utensils, J.tWaggons, Cafts and varioiss Effeats of Messrs. James b Mitciell and Co. Rope and Sail Malters ...

... for a lie-Ire;* rf thinsririevattcrs the Ministers of tl e Crown ahould have advised llts itoal Highness ro hnve returned. sail an Auswer ton an inocutroveitilsie statement of grievauces, and well grutinled complaints. 'Ibat tiq 'tl sty Ministcrs havesin ...