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... from Bourbon, hound to Nantes; hoisted No. 5218 (sprung • leak), but evidently needed no assist ante, as, when I kept off to speak to him, he kept away also. May 9, lat 4214 N, lon 30 W, spoke the Hamburg brig Hever (understood him In my from) Hong Kong ...
... U ea wawa. *1 w • 10 es bread,. 1 II er ine ea [Dark I 11.1•111.11-04 bp or 1111111 lb roper [bill M 4,014.••• -7 be 11 es speak [Dark] bee oesdle• [bowie I be X IS elm Yose--11 Op bp tis 2 1 f I (W re asiase. MS nat. 10 as WO. 7 Ds raw •111. lipertee ...
... Insurance, 1 112 to 1 13/9 p; Sambre and Meuse, II 11/8 to 11 13 9. The private adviees received from New York by the Australasian speak more hopefully of the future of commercial operations, but the chief cause seems to rest upon no other foundation than the ...
... previous level, with a tendency to further advance. The advices from China, India, and other large consuming marts, begin to speak more hopefully of the future. The exports have commenced to show • decrease to India, and the future, for some time to come ...
... activity, and the transaction. reported are . few and small. lace: The largo house. in the lace manufacture report tha vnierally speaking) the trade is ins quieter state than week, especially in the home department. This is owing partly to the approach of the ...
... and elms. ~ and at half.past ten the heat was aline .4 too great for ordinary troops to withstain 1 it. The correapondent speaks eon. fiden thy of victory Th ere is a sterial in Greece. The 1 bing hesitated to form a Ministry out of 'hi • Opposition ...
... the previempase. of tobecen fr New 17,030 hopheads Yu year. against !V i re:Wens yen ; collie, bags, against 250,000 ,speak astliiism against 5•0,000 seeks —Annum Paper. Inala ar Taus at —The .leakarie oldie k says Cotton ind Tobacco No sales, receipts ...
... immense. Our I nee are now regaling Mennelvee upon the ample supplies of excellent food evenrwhere to be found. I am arrable to speak with certainty of fl e e ter of the enemy's for, es. (Inc nf the fire t e o eco h u t e nt o e i r , rd !,ali , e , cte e n ...
... in a most jovial situ manner—balla, concerts, hurdle CO deck, Ae., being amongst the chief amusements. All the passengers speak in the most eulogistic terms of Captain Paton. The latest news she brings appears MOUIC• what adverse to the Confederates. ...
... 23211,5. Seo•a.—The supply llr raw sugar, more especially of West India kinds, is rather extensive, and the trade, generally speaking, is in a sluggish state, at about previous rates. Son yellow Mauritius, of middling quality, has realised 36s to 36s 6d ; ...
... continue lurch, with • le his duties, would his flag to cover Southern ' little inclination to T he low prices at property. Speaking only f o r th e F renc h an d which pork was obtainable during the past winter Britiah Consols, we are still more certain ...
... all, landed on the The passenger, Mr. Rhodes, continued o n i n the General Neill, for Livenastl, and being sent away so eff speak in the highest hams matt recriv,,,l ewe Neill. he ben— - A 11 n A 1 PI 107- 10 - 10 - '4- U.. 7- 11. 17,- - Uiv OF PS wertr ...