... 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- ...

... he'w8aeS to the ship. ' : agetnt Lieutenant' Friend contended that' as' agent Mr. Murray stood in the place' of the aptain of 'the vessecl,| Vand' was chargeable with putting for'ward a delusive 'advertisement, stating ta thatte ship was 1,0O0 tons burden ...

... given to the Commissioners of Public accounts to issue Exchequer-bills for the amount required, case the Home Government should ship 3,000 Coolies more than those expected. The weather is described having been extremely favourable for the crops. The West Indians ...

... Capt. Agars, every Tuesday at 11 Morning. Leaving London for Hull every Tuesday and Friday at Morning The Company's Steam Ships also leave London as follows for—• HAMBURG, as soon as the Elbe is navigable, (carrying her Majesty's Mails) every Wednesday ...

... Curious Fact.—We learn that the last packets from America several hundred Irishmen arrived, and im- | mediately took their depa-ture for Ireland, lt is believed they are members the Irish Confederation in America. They had not, we believe, any arms.— Liverpool ...

... will appear- in these' returns, f one, and it is probable both of the :persons ?? i with the murder will be in custody. Steam Ships, 0 the electric telegraph, the heads of the police, andV professional agents, Specially chosen, were all em- ployed to arrest ...

... Street, London. London : Houlston & Stoneman, and all Booksellers gripping ' lsrt@»G TEAM SHIPS.—THE GENERAL 1 STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S Powerful First-class STEAM SHIPS are appointed to leavi %S££S£ ...

... think that he can do so with safety. He is usinj j effort in the German Courts to induce them to de- ( Clare against any depa.ture for the present from au armed neu- , tm'itv and to protest against any absolute arrangement between Austria and the Western ...

... lency to the working men of your great city. But I amn, I ?? aid a you, quite unable to do so. (Hear, hear.) I have a letter c ship, froina local nobleman, Lord Londesborough, who is anxious t to identifybhimself snore closely with Yorkshire and in it t 't ...

... 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 ...

... the guard and block ships which cannot go to sea—consists of a 32-gun frigate, the Mersey, and an 18-gun corvette, the Doris, both at Spithead. It is true the Mersey is as powerful in actual armament as an 80 gun ship, and that ships of the line are fitting ...

... 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 ...