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much regretted decease we have at this island but


recently heard. As there is a positive regulation
at this place, that no ships shall fro 10 qua ran,ine,
1h's minute could not be obeyed as tho order direct.
ed. 1t was therefore postponed until the 18th
u., when, at eight O'Clock, il was carried into exe-
cutIon. As soon as tie vice-admiral, Sir Edward
Owen, saw the nag of The PlyAaoGM aying half.
mast high, ho sent on board 10 ask the reason WHY
1t was thus hosicf and at midday, whom tho re-
port OF the first mlnu,o-gun was heard, tue lag ot
every English ship in the harbor was lowered, and
thus remained until this melancholy par, Of the
ceremony was finally closed. havo mentioned
this circumstance, it struck me as most uppro-
pirate and beautiful compliment paid by u great
and powerful nation 10 the memory of one Of the
mosi distinguished and worthy OF men,"


Comfort for TrareiieyS.-Punch has the follow.
ing;----"We have just seen new invention, called
The Railway Pocket Companion II is the size,
of Court Guide and contains small botle of
water, tumbler. complete sot of surgical instru-
men.s, packet of lint, and directions for making
a will. Il is very elegant, being bound 10 look
like a book Of poetry, and its utility cannot be
doubted for moment when the bills Of mortality
are proving every day tho great charms ofrail way
travelling. We can conscieniiously declare that
the Railway Travelling Companion should be in
The pocket Of every gentleman who is in the habit
OF going on the railioad. 1t should bo sold n, eve
ry station"