... present it is stated a largo proportion of the Canadian pro- ducts destined for this country is shipped by way of New York in consequence of want of shipping facilities from Canadian ports. The estab- lishment of the new route will, it is claimed, remove ...

... in possession of tha a- living. Ile was now indepen dent of the vicar of ae Laasamlet. He had entered upon new relation- ep ships with them. He had now his own sphere of M. labour carved out and placed under his special rn ministerril care as vicar of iilvey ...

... D. E. Jo'.%Ls. BosRtD ow TasAc OrnFEocE.-Robert Vasiner and Patrick O'Conner were charged with going on board the British ship Pawlee early on Saturday without the eernission of the master, and before the crew had left tiec siup at. the end of their ...

... Baulkruptcy; 5, Of th Equity; 6, Admirality;_7, An~y, matters. not comprised in a the foregoing list. Mr. Terrell states that no depature will INi on be made from this order, except upon special application, to a] bar be made at the sitting of the coani. -ay ...

... between LIVERPOOL and SOUTH K WALES and DUBLIN and SOUTH WALES, Chieapest asl most Direct Route. TIe DUBLIN GENERAL STE.M! SHIPPING CO. have ?? oneof ?? Stamers-nS.Csaptaln T FPry 60 ton; ni.e. Captain K'Ctors, MO0 tons:, as. Captain T MVllintock. 400 tonss ...

... Sunbeam. The letter states that Captain Thoans's l ship being ready for sea, and requiring sailors, he d applied to a man named Sweeney to supply them. The man agreed to bring four men off to the ship, - and did so, receiving $240 advance on delivery. ...

... SHIPPING NOTICES CARDIFF TO NEW OL. .. ;- a FkIREOTST,13hAM O.; L LPMUNsIC&TION BHTWINN1 Ad THlE B1i9JSTOL CHANNRL- AND ITE. II .I WMTRD TATME 0 AMERICA ASD CANADA. I.VM WALII ATLANTIC S3TEAMEP. OO.'5 BE NSat-clues, fuil-powerel Cyd built Steamships ...

... epr.Mn;Jh TO VALPAR&M O OQUMlBO, AND CALDERA. ~p[Undereigo4 inland do. JL spchiag BrtClass Ships at * mothly imiuval~s fee' the above-wm4ams Porto.. Next depatur--OAXA, for~co. quimbo and Caldera, abont 20th April. ratessccnu iot creigli su And=g F? A ...

... he has erned his y living, the places he bas visited, or the ships in e6 which h ba seerved. Ha stated that he came to re England In 1677, in an English ship, from what . port, or in what ship, has not transpired. ii- 0 8 GAIA's MMS OFFENCE. e One thing ...

... vun in a~01 fmily.A. s, S6 !isteddrod- ANTD. by a Lady, n situiina ?? W or ?? to ~a Ly.-Addrcil.y. Z, care of Mr. A. Kettle, Ship-street, B~recon, -4931119 Johnoso, Crockherbtown, Cardiff. 4&14h7 TAiT1 ES S. Sitoatien MWntZd Cmmcrialt-oomI 'Ii proferredtgoo ...

... FROM SWANSEA TO VALPARAISO, COQUIIMBIO, AND CALDERIA. LE Undersigned intend despatching r .1.3 First Olass Ships at monthly iutcrvals for Next Depature for VAL~PARAISO. NOVEMBEII 21t S0 CPAO~S0tens. fi Cor CQIB ISd DR, at ?? s6eariy date, tl VICUNA,' I Fcr ...

... SHIPPING NOTIONS. STEAM COMMUNICATION I C BETWEEN SWANSEA and iTALY, 0s SWANSEA and HAVREE 57 ' One of the Steamers of the Anchor 1 monthly intervae from SWANSEAtoGENOALEGrORN, NAPLESS, MaESSIA a O. Goods are received ( em- H leepevosyfl)utltescnda before ...