The Gazette

Bsmkm* Jm~ i3 The RifdbSig afce Fortifications of this Prindfahty, under tie Du- rection of theMsrqae& de hsMuras, goes oat with great Vigour. This General as aMb masking a new Road from hence to tbe …

NOTICE TO MARINERS.' (No. 173 of the year L889.) AFRICA?WEST COAST.?GRAND SESTERS. Reported Rock South- West of Carpenter Rock. INFORMATION has been received through the Board of Trade, of a sunken ro…

goods or effects of the said Bankrupts, or either of them, either by paying off such liens, and afterwards selling and disposing of the said goods and effects, or consenting to-the parties holding the…

Admiralty-Officet Sept. 7, ir; g, Hereas divers Foreign Neutral Ships or '-/cflek have, during ;hs present W?.r wi:'.*i Fr-nce^ been at different TimssS in che Course of th?h* respective Voyages, Pira…

214.Since a simultaneous advance in strength down both the road and rail axis, on the east, and the river axis, on the west, was ruled out for maintenance reasons, the question arose -on which axis ou…

Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing, at the attack and capture of Bassein, on the 19th May 1852. Head Quarters, Rangoon, May 24, 1852. Her Majesty's 51st Regiment of King's Own Light Infantry?2 ran…

breaking wave and washed out to sea. Several members of the publicattempted to throw a lifebelt to the youth but he was unable to reachit due to the rough sea. At this stage a Police Constable, who wa…

War-Office, July 21, 1812. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, Henry Ellis Boates, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, Vice Adlam-; who retires. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards,^ Cornet William Stewart, from t…

as many of the enemy as possible in the neighbourhood while the troops were operating against Birkama. Fire was invariably opened from the shore if they thought the boats were close enough. At other t…

DEFENCE OF THE REALM (LIQUORCONTROL.OBDEB OF THE CENTBAL CONTBOL BOARD(LiQuoB TRAFFIC) FOB THE HEBEFOBD ABBA.Any person contravening any provision- of thisOrder or of the Liquor Control Regulationsis …