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MIsgELLANEoT
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prevention written in familiar stve SdSise ~ g
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

Groceries at WholesaIe
I600 BBLS. MoLASsES;
OOO 300 bags Rio Coffee,
so pockets Laguyre coffee;
60 Old Java
...rzs ,.- go boxes cayendish tobacco;
On kegs 6tyY.
H. = 10 bbls. cut and dry
90 boxes StewartJsN Y. 'capdis..,
80 =. 70 160 hhds. sugar;
80 bbls. Coverings refined sugar..
10 bids. Louisiana
80 hi. CHI. Y. II. G. P. and Inn tea,
90 eatty boxes
30 tierces rice;
aihs 20 boxes white pipes;
2 1a-gI 81 Coigare's fancy aoapa;
Together with full assortment OF Family cro.
including Spices Fruits, Dye.stus, Fish eie y.
TALLANT a DRLAPLArx
mao No. 50 Main aiT,.,
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CITY TRADE.
nISsnLuTIoN.5i a

THE partnership heretofore existing under ne name
and firm Pollock & ponon was dissolved !, ihs Is.
of Ephraim Pollock Tho business OF the house WIN De
settled continued by tho new Arm, Me q
MAXWELL Iorho the retiring partner soctts the Soil
npanee OF she liberal eLtendeI 70
me ss ela hrflll ioHNt ia1if -of'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
CITY TRADE,.
REAT CURE FoRiDYSPEPsIA
THE T,stte Djgeetire I'm.

THE Digestire Flit-
IL IA, Gastric Jitiee, pre-
pared from, Rennet, or the
Fourth Stomach Of The OK,
after the directions OF Ba-
ron Liebig, the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by J.S.
HouGHToH, NJ. D., Phila-
delphIa, Pa - ~ sifi
This Is NATuRE's own
RRMKpY for an unhealthy
stomach. No art OF man
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

NO NECESSITY FOR TT ALL.
THAT is you need ROT get your faces ned BIZ sn,
when you 50 10 W. IL Motto q HTo's and buy hand.
some Parasoi. AZ your pfiee. JED
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

result OF his ami rejoice that is permit
ted to dispense balfto tile afflicted position
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

MAY be eonfdentiay consulted at his Lock InhrnRry,
l No. 81 South Gay SIT, between Lombard and Second
opposite the Exchange Buildings, and City Post Of
fee, baltimore, Md This Medical Institute, established
over fifteen years in this cltyby regular PhysieiSns
effective OF various classes ofdseases especially
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

Commissioning the this cass OF unhappy
persons, DR. has sought with untirng through
of medical lore for the last 20 anti
dote for these prolific evils, and proudly say his
have not been uncrowned with Abundant proof
is constantly his practice, lie inaibe efficacy
OF these remedies. By happy combination ortreatnen
physe1 debility is soundness res
and vigor and The torpid faculties of the mind in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
Read This!!
Dissolution.

THE partnership between the subscribers under IL.
consent. The business OF the late firm will be settled b.
by L. p. Woods at their Office on Water street.
Sc. BAKER.
Jan. 81, 1853. L. P. WOODS.
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Hats and Caps.
1l6 boz escorted Caps from eentsto $40 to pro-
~ cured at s. ID! Harper's Hat Cap store, whose
legitimate business selling and Cars which tile
laceto ealI for fashonsbe afteiesin hSifne sep %
FL0UR.
lGfl Ibis supcifle and Rxtfs Flour for sale by
seSslO 5uoes JOHN r MORROW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

. n IA WORD TO THE AFFLICTED. 'YH
Let not shame false decacy keep you back, but To-
fleet that life and reputation stake; remember
that the veneal poison is death your constitutions AMI
threatens not only physical powers mental acu
ties with destruction, but closes the door connuba
body and soul IN the dark mantle OF despair The oppor-
tunity Of embrac the aid OF regular and sllu Pnys
clan is before who has made this branch niedi
science his profound study and who has been
with extended opportunities of comparing theory with
practice and did prop'iey permit could adduce grao
full testimony of thou ands who have by his
applicants arc saersdy guarded from exposure by the ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

Merger Spine md Muscle I.ininent.
nR this remedial agent forbear 10 anything tho
speedy and certain action IN removing Rheumatisn
Neuralgia Sprains, pains from Bruises, Buns is
extraordinary, that speak its merits, you
really fear could assertions
s 1t can be had at 500.
PAXTON & LAKES,
y End OF Susp. bridge, and At
Aug 2i-ly.d RRENTLINlER G ARMsTRoNa,s
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To FEMA LES.
DR. has given particular attention Female Diseases,
His experience enables him to relieve
lily, aH ITeglertieS,
al Wedkness, General Debilify, etc.
Prompt attention given to letters and treatn,en,
marked with skill and dccacy = $50 - -
n Tnp mir ffo,S ali ..sar.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

JAS. b. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
= Late Pastor the southampton baptist Church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

s. BACHELORS,
Instantanesus Liquid Hal, DIE.
THO wishing hal dye that may be depended up
on chez fully recommend the above The best
ofcity Ieerenee can be given to its superiority over
everything OF the kind IN sale Wholesale
and retail, by II. 81. LOGAN & Co., p
mar31 - Sole agents in this CITY,
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Eneebed manhood may here find certain restorative
ard The bright beams OF hope shall dspel the murky
clouds oil gloom. Disseminated from servile letters,
passions springs new existence,
and :eaizes the sweet futon of his brightest anticpa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

Through enlargement OF the system, the mind
- unstrung memory fails, the OF concentrating
thought is lost, mbeety aud idocy supervene
ing the throne OF intellect drear and desolatc Timiuy
and irTesoution with melancholy rauity,-hrow gloom
around the fife; haunted by Invisible tornens,
the burthen ofe becomes nsupPortabe, and he pluses
desperate! into the gulf OF intemperance suicide
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

dor the permanent coughs, colds, consumption
bronchitis, asthma, rfuenza, whoopng cough,
ofthe bronchea aud hoarseness by pub
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
SECOND STOUn.OFa
SPRING. and Summer Dry Goods.

Spring. and Summer Dry Goods:
TTBISKEIIte Co., will open, this morning their sec
III ond stock Of Spring aud summer Dry Goods winch
has been selected by tie firm in the New York
market nom the latest ons Their stock OF
ribbons will be much the largest in the city Purchasers
will find stock than ever and they would
respectfully extend invitation 10 all 10 call and e1
anime for. themselves al = Y q apo
pEoEIVkD and store and SO streets
cnes etc Also Wines. Brandies. Gin, etc warranted
pure; foreign wines Of all kinds man and - ench
wines warranted the pure juice grape for
and family use; for sale at Drug store No 81 Main
street Centre Wheeling. XXI. Id l1,l bLuM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

TOETHE LOVERS OF ICE CREAM.
d E.ZINN will open his Ice Cream Saloon OF Tuesday
Il the 9th inst, with all his former and many
raugenents for the accommodation of visitors, who will
be supplied with best Ice Cream OF the in the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-01-28
A. q. W inistcraorc's estate.

TIE the Subscribers. having been op-
for the District Of thttendcn, commissioners to re-
ceive examine and adjust all claims and demands of
oil persons, against the estatet of A. G. Whtlcmore
late of Milton in said District, deceased, represented
insolven, and also al claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and six months from the day OF
The date hereof being allowed bv said Court for 'hnt
purpose we 40 therefore hereby give notice. that we
will attend to the business of our appointment, at
the dwelling of Abby Whiuemore in Milton in saiL
District on theljh and 10th DAYS Of March, and the
first day OF June next, 10 o'clock, A. NJ on each OF
said days.
Dated, this 10th day Of Dec. A. D. 1852.
SAN'L BOARDNAN.)
V W,;IIs A Il qT.TTIoN' Comm.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-01-28
Craol n Offices
samuel Aliens ESTATE.

WE the Subscribers having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District of Grand Isle, Commissioners to re-
ceve examine and adjust the claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate OF Samuel Allen, late
of Grand Isle in said District, deceased represented
insovent, aud also a. claims add demands exhibited
in offset thereto, six months from the 2@d day OF
Nov. last being allowed by said Court Tor that pnr-
pose. 81,
We do therefore, hereby give notice, that we will
attend TO the business Of said appointments, at the
dwelling house OF Elnathan Allen, in Grand Isle, on
the first Monday in May 1883, from o'clock a W.
until o'clock P. VI , on said day.
SsErII HoA\G{,,r rp ; Commissioners.
Grand Isle Nov. %, 1857. w3lw3
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cave A hurgh Wednesdays and saturdays at
m
Arrve at West Milton tn, same }aye by G p IN.
wv From johnson, by Hyde Park, Worthwhile and
Wo'cott, to Cratt,hWy,2 81 miles and buck, three
times week.
Leave Johnson Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day AT pm;
Arrive at Cr1isburv the same days w pm
Leave Craitshuty Tuesday, Thursday aud sat
urdny att IN;
Arrive at Johnson the same days by II n N.
100 From lcho,on by Nouh lide 'raIk. Eden,
Lowell, csttrid, Troy, Newport aud West
DERBY, to Denly Line, Al mi, and back twice
week
I'euNe I"",f"H W P"H''"'y ana fHuay a. p III )
HIIN' u, p'Ipy l1"G n'At uAy ny ~ ~ ,-.
leave D'i'y LIc hoHuaS ana W tt'csIay III
I'm; t,.
hII'Nt ~ ''"UsoH A' "rSi "ayS ~ u w.
fI"p|Sh'7 ior an additional weekly Irr VIII be
-, Gons'uei'u, 4,
IA rI",n S"V,Y' ny tany' haIbNfIh' N,f'n'-
',,e ~ Minis ,, G,,,S "," ,', ,! ~ n,,I'
viii ,Lr,r ~ li,,,,i ~, ~, nina. f., I ,,rI
10 ,,iI,. md h'cI ny ''i w '5'''7''
snvn Crni..I,,r,, Il, lie, ,.,c.,,, >.,,,,r,.o,o,,
Arriv,. ~ In.n,,oI Ia .,,, i WIZ? o. I5 J."
e,y, Iri .Lur,L l,ii, v,,. ,.( ~ a.. 49, IL,
hrr,,,. -, r. r.,t,- ,,,,,, II , ,,,i I 90, - !" g
,y ,gt,,L ~ ,,'I ny 49,, ilIi
T., % -. ,.--' '.''''''' " N'''-'' az" -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-01-28
Proposals for Carrying the
MAIL IN THE STATE OF VERMONT.
Extract + ON he act Of Congress, .Hrch 3,
lAlI r,nL'n1 L.

pi pt T.
me e. every ease TO ts LOWEST nIuurt tm'
,yi,hon "hcr reral e., . , ,nnc 81 scb ir,n
"'u,uu' ". ~ '''v'',''e !" 'c "I"uc W sIo'i
I"l'''io'' INA" NAY Oc necessary 10 Pt"NuT 'UI Hr
nor,otion nor hail ,, "', ,ra Lot,,r i've
rrnnireJ IN haro ,, y, y,ln,i,,, tb
stnrl or vrni.le Of orv nr,',,, rnn,rot,r Inr tho
same route"
o4eEiIIor, ,,.irt to ,,r t,l -, rol ,lo t,,,,r ,,J
instr1ctions anren'.J n ,bis ,y,r,ssn'e,'t Thrv
nre I ~ ',", !" IKE G
NV wh,rb thew in,,,,J 10 cmr,'.y ~, ,nI Whrre
the Size and wright Of the mis- or the spced called
be made for coach, stra,nboat or raiirooJ convey.
ancc, as the cnse nav be, and. consroIcn,Iy, such
rontes ,vii, bn H., 80 L., ,,., @ ,os oi
conveyance. In nj, other rales the routes viii be
assigned to bids rroposipr The cheancst made OF
trorsnortot;on " ~
;L5 Railroad comannies are especiauy notified
hat their regular bids are to be understood a. ncu.
ding the SUPP OF each office on the line of their re-
snrctiye rH3d. nor "y.r ,,,or,,r . tro,
denot Srn,, ,,,,' ," ,,,r, ' ,5a
,,apr,cr ri a WHY ~ ~, ~ ''''' ''""
RGpGSII f' '' o'nn;"',' H. ,o;, ar
'o i-'' t ., r 1!,'S a1I ,I,",, 30
t? me SON ct June, - inclusive, in the state OF
,i P'Inp"' MI De Trcrvru al me E"Itract Once ol
im',,n ~ ur Wy o' " Ssu-
,nsIol, "''i. Il! ~ inc 'h Gay OF NprIi I9o" 20
NC -! u'' ~'lh @! APP 90" on tlie routes
anu j" me il'""ef ana 'Ihe hefeih speched, VIZ;
IER Np\T
N, r..
ori II .,,,sUr ny y rn,i5!u . IT, iiaflond w.
Noi'', lI'4hu, w me RIVER Junction, Hart
i2rI, W. est pli2lrIo,d, 949ron South Roya ton
tree Eoxinrv %nr,I ,i c jNWli,u"; We Raaln
N,t, .,oi ''''i' III 'i"''I m''tf' .NIdd'e,fX
Is,n, p,y,s ,'1il"'. ~ ,cEh'"d, IL
i ,'U ~, Sli'''' aug W hoosNi faIS,to BUR
Leave WmIsor dav "yc.,, m s;,G W W, N
a t1l;, -. p..,..
Leave HurnGt"n dhiv rzrri, s "%ls ny ~
n ,n ""''' W 'u"u'f d' '.l'
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Grain. Grain.

( IS IT paid for CORN G,c. Oai> ANA
y '". ,YH." " Z. WILKINS D..
N".d "urt i'W.n"'u pre.;2. tNNu
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lie q.
d.rbury. Vergemc3, Fcfri-hurgh, North Ferris
burph Charlotte, and Shc,burnr. To- EurlIne. ON.
. mic. and back, 6 Times Il week,
Leave Bellows Falls daily eXcept Sunday nj
I'm; ~ ''''''"' "'
Arrive nj Bur,inrton same dav bv : i5pm.
Leave Burlington dally excrDt Sunday nj \ II
am;
Arrive Mt Bellows Falls same day by u nm
1913 From Grafton, by lloughtonsvl!p and Wind
ham, to Londonderry, II miles and back twice
week.
Leave Grafton Tuesday and Saturlavat Pm;
Arrive ct Londonderry same dHv hv ; - pm
Leave Londonderry same Iay ali i.2am
Arrive AZ Grafton same day by ~ m.
iGi From West Townsend, South Wndhnm t.
Wmdham 6 - miles and back, twice a week.
Leave West Townsend Tuesday and Saturday
t6pm
ArrIvcat Wmdha'n eqmc day Ly 9pm:
Leave Whitman same day at / . m;
Arrive at West Townsend sniur dav Iv c - m
40 From Brn.,,rbo-ouuh, Inv Wr,r DINNER.
ston, Fayetteville, Niilnmeyl 'e and Dover. to
Wilmington, 80 miles, aud back tw ice a week
cave Bratucboough Taos lay and Saturday al
Tam
Arrive ct Wilmington the snme day bv ; p m
Leave Wilmington Monday and Friday att
Arrive at Brat,lcboron,h the same day by
rm.
viii be considered.
iGG From Braltleborouah. by Guilllord. Gui'.ord
Centre. Green River, Halifax, West Halifax.
Jacksonville, Whlrngharn Rrld,hor.uvh
IIrartwcyi.ie, and ~tcan.or.i. to Nor,n 4 lam.
Mass Is miles and back. 3 times week.
Leave HraDti, Tough Tuesday, Thursday, aud
Arrive at Noith Adams same day by7pm:
Leave Nur'h Adams Monday, y cdnes lay, and
Friday at Gam;
Arrive at irntlI,borough same day by p m.
iG1 From or. rurIo,ouah, by West Is bartholomew,
Wo.a...5.5 20 Bennington. il mics and back,
times week,
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Railroads ono EXPRESSES,
WESTERN VERMONT RAIL ROAD
FALL AND WINTER
1855 AEsaslASssl .Yaai.E'E. 1853.


(IlORTEST and quickest through Mail
- Line from OLdenshurgh Montreal, Rouse's
Point Patlshlrgh and Darlington, to Troy and New
York, VIA kutan and Bennington, in CONNECTION
with Ru anda ID Darlington, Troy and Boston. and
Hudson River Railroads. Passengers over this route
may rely upon making all the connections with the
different RoadS as advertised This is the only
Route by winch passengers can 20 through from
Montreal to Troy the same day.
No chanG" OF Cars or Baggage between Rutland
and Troy.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Burlington, '.lj \. W., Rutland II 90 \. NJ
arriving in Troy Mt 30 +. VI. to dine, and in New
York at 9 Top. ".
SECOND TRAIN
Leaves Rutland. 40 NJ, arriving in Troy, IS
j. VI, connecting with the Hudson Riycr Express
Train, arriving in New York, 10 80 p. NJ.
THIRD TRAM
Leaves Burlington 80 p. VI on arrival of p1ssen-
gers from O2ien-burgh, Montreal &c arrv 9 IN
Ru land at 90 +. VI, to Tea. Leave Rutland
40 P VI orriyn1 in Troy ;ol ? NJ and IN New
York ll.ij y. u. next day. This IS the only even
ing route from Rutland to Troy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-26
DRKUHL,s

ABYSSINIA MllZTURT,
For. Colds, Iatlueasa. Cosfirasess, Pills, A6sc,
fion effhe Kidney and Bladder, Grerei. Co.
norhea, Gkefs. The Whites, Weakness, aud
other Feudle Complaints.
For particulars see small hills.
Lynchburg, Va, Oct. 8. 1851.
On. ] Kun: Dear Sir: | wrote you some
time since, but received no answer. am most
happy Il inform you, that all Of our last supply
of your Medicines have been disposed Of, and
have given grca satisfaction. The demands for
the sAbypinia tsrture and the Goif-Mne BaA
sam are daily u reasing, and will he the most
popular lmedic of the day. Please send me
flesh supply Immediately. Fratenally, yours,
Z. II. ATKINSON.
For sale by Or. s. ID. Schoolfelj, ID. Heart,
and Mai. Thos. Howerton. Hillsborough; Carr
& Watson, Chapel Hill; Cooke & M'Cradlens,
Tally Io; DIR. ID. p. Weir, 6reensborough; r.
J. Mitchell & Co. Oxford.
DR. KUHI. & PASCHAL, Oxford, Princi
nal Office for North Carolina, TO whom Agents
and others will dilect their orders Tor Dr.. kuhl's
Medicines.
May is. 3.-'ycow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-26

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L's-aiu'r. uP'n iakins ihsir 's-is 'ns ihs
ssaaie. ieassins '''' anass nf fe's ief si.s.is.'
iasn y riis1si sils1 az. sssssss Aesm Nss y eh-
pin ON HE ~ q AzFet 'oisN'ns.t ihis r.s
hs2fsaias ~i'hn he 'asapl's q The c0A.'iin-
tia, iees1se the Legislature eoc'd nei fo'e,ee
= ~ % prssiie ~ y y was iheFeioFe. sr's
pFoperIy ii.lel ~ The Governor By The FtapPoii'
laeai Of Mr. ssskT>t. - -. :
The ,is.s easf is that Il Messrs, Dixon sad
Mervrars'sf, 4 hsisiucks. which has 40 Re q
ia uI,ri the qaesi'qn al is-ue here. ~. Clay,
ia Deeeu'tH 1851, resigned his seais u ihs Sc
n.ie, 10 lske.'iisel IN sciaepbsr follswins. The
Legs siurs Psoseeifl frrhwiih 'oiiil INC yaeansy
tat would then ocrur. by HE election OF BIZ,
Dixon. and sian after Adjourned Mr.gcig
d,ei IN June. ieasins the Office warrant .hs sfaih.
luhiea sarancs was tiled by the Governor BY the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-26
A Week Later From Europe.
We have dates from liverpool to

Ne have dates from Liverpool to the
StliTnst brought By the steamer Europa,
which arrived at Halifax on Friday.
The elections, for members ut the
British Parliament, made necessary by
the late change Of ministry, had result
ed in the recollection Of the old mem
bers.
1t is reported that Lord Clarendon
will supcrsede Lord John Russell in
the Forlgn Office before Easter.
Lord st. GERMAN has becninauguat.
e,l Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
The Liver, oil Chamber Of Commerce
had gwen superb banquet to MIR. In
scrsOll, the American minister, at
which Lord Derby made a long speech.
A similar affair took place at Manches.
ter On the 7th.
The ship St. George, from Liverpool
for New York, full Of Irish emigrants,
took fire at sea December 9th. during
the prevalence uf an awful storm. Eight
OF The unfortunate passengers we're sui.
iucated BY the smoke, and the remain
der, most of whom were women and
children, mustered on the poop, the
flames bursting out all around them.
At this iuncture the ship Orlando,
| from Mobile for Ha,re, hove III sight,
and, notwithstanding the violence OF
The tempest, her brave commander and
crew made the mosttlesperate exertlons
/ to save the untortunates on board the
ST. George. The sea ran 50 high, that,
| IN their efforts, all their boats were
swamped, except one, which held but
five persons at time. In this boat
IS oil the passengers and crew were
saved, the tempest meanwhile jncreaS-
ing in fury. The Orlando had just got
clear of the st. George when the latter
sunk. Fifteen persons were lost IN
going from ship to ship, eight were
suttocated between decks, aud soswere
burnt or sunk with the st. George,
making total loss Of 81. The orianuo
afterwards had all her sails blownaway,
| and reached iiavre in eleven days, short
of water aud provisions. A sabscrlp,
] ton was immediately. commenced. N
i behalf of the survisors..
The Lady Of The .ssyest, from Bristol
lru4 New Orleans, was los: at. sea on the
| 18th, aud part 0i her crew p.ekednp
an lhe.longboat and carried to Falmouth
4 -Four Others in the pinhace were cars
/ cl to Bfest.
i Fsoas raE CONTINENT. The MINIS,
iers OF Aastria, Russo and. ~