... one month only, February last: -Chmartton and United Kingdomn, bound to Bengal; Victor, sloop of war ; Minere, Por- tuguese ship of 450 tons, half loaded, and with 300,000 dollars oa board ; Brig Ann, bound fromli Beigal to Port Jackson ; a Grab priva- ...

... vessel a week afterwards. On Wednesday last they sailed for London per ship William Duthie. A demonstration was got up by the Ministerial party in honour of Sir Charles Darli's depature. Public holiday was made -fropposite reasons-by both parties in the ...

... there are usually a eow outside buyers iu the market for remittances in produce to be advised by the mail on the point of depature, who this month were conspicuous by their absence. The sales by the various selling brokers this month, inclusive of lots ...

... replied, sensibly enough, that it was not, btthat cut affect, in any case it was their duty to he with their men, and that the ship- they should turn out the garrison to 'seprees the rioting. On 1 57,0477 arriving at the bridge, they found it in thes possession ...

... Bengal, 8z To arrive.-Amerioan, basis of ?? Mobile, due, llid. ;New Orleans, low middlingx, ship named, 111d, ; Texas, good ordinory, at sea, 10ad. ; middling, ship named and April sailing, 114d. ; Savannah, shoip nermed, 118d, Macelo,-Basie of feir, shiprnamed ...

... Murray, hon. secre' t|ry, read the fourth annual report. It stated that he olulb eontinues to prosper and to gain in member- ship, while the interest in the game among tihe mem-E bers showed no sign of waning. At the end of 1895' the membership stood ab ...

... TSeztry JoB?4 . GOLDM~fHSecretary. D~ouglas, 2Bth May, 1g86. . E 8277 T HE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION = COMPANyS Firstclass STEA SHIPS leave LONDON, foz !a.ljBURA-Wednesays and Saturdays. Sableoa£2, fore 253. HAVBE-VEe Thrsd8ay. li, or Bs. ANTWERP-Every Tuesay ...

... already reported in connection with the earthquakes in Peru, we learn that the United States steamer Waterce, and the store- ship Fredonia, were totally wrecked. It is not stated whether the crews were saved. Some days will pro- bably elapse before we have ...

... winch stranded in the Niger has not yet been floated, hut its position has been somewhnat altered for the better. ?? MIL AN;D SHIPPING NEWZS. Itloyd's feispaces.) GIssRALTRs, W~ednesday--The Oriasi, irom Londonl for Sydney, amveen NEWY a1nK, Wednesda-Thsn ...

... referrin o Lamplogn's 1'Yrn tc S a the Great Remedy *or nlusnerusl cenmoa end othe seinpledueiteMIiiesaltA isell-n4 Vs I I c - DEPATURE~ OF T=I DUCm~s OF AtBANY.- The Duchess of Albanyv. accompanied by her two ctildrbia, riarived at FPort Victoria Pier, Sheerness ...

... Pawaett. 'The facts of the case, 3t wi bere- . medmbered are briefly ?? 1390 Fawcett left England for Manistob Before his depature he uass preeted with a prse of gold. £101 of wf~hj wav t cthed. by- the Mswnnigbasn Club. Shortly after the. presention the~ ...

... of proteetione. Official returns show that in the year 1810 the tonnage of all the ships engaged in trading with France increased by S per cent., and the tonnage of ships trading under the French flag increased by 50 per cent. This great improvement has ...