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... AUFAL INTELtIG&CE, PLYMOUTH,. OCT. 8. Arr s ived the American brig ,Stur, of New York, Charles Connel Maste,r, from Teheriifq, kaden with hides, bound to 'llambro', detained going , into Cerunna by the Diamond frigate. Arrived the Ville-de-Paris, of ...
... Whitbread, Mr. Tierney, Mr. Banks, Mr. Bastard, Mr. W. Smith, Mi. Palinehi and Mr. Carew. • M. Otto. Ambassadors—Swedisli, American, and Portuguese. Count Rumford. Lord Mayor. Mons.,Calonne. Alderman Boydell MerJr.s..- 7 -C. Townley, H. Hope, I% Hope, W ...
... expeded in the Chesapeake next week. Their objed is provisions for their Army 'in the West Indies ; but they have no money. AMERICAN MAKINES.—Report of the Commit. tee, to whom was referred that part of the Message of the President, which relates to Naval ...
... Mrs Franklin, Mrs. Tyrn-11, and .Mrs. bland. Leader of the j Br.iid, Mr. Brooks. Between the Ads, the Band of VAN- DEAN MINSTRELS w>li perform a Variety of French, ; German, and Italian Airs, and which vvill be relieved by His Roy-il Highness the Duke ...
... of a Se. lection of Vocal and lustrumeaul MUSIC, which will conclude with a FINALE. Pet ween the Ads, the Band of Pandean Minstrels will perform a variety of F rc »ch, Cemian, and Italian Airs, and His Royal Highnesss the Dukeof York's Hand will perform ...
... River Kovitna; of the whole Coast of Tshutski, to East Cape; and of the Islands the Eastern Ocean; : stretching , to the 'American Coast: Performed by command of her Imperial Majesty -Catherine the Second, Empress of all the Russias',: liy'Conirnodore ...
... Oysters dressed to pteasr every palate as usual, trrtne Morning and Evening Papers taken in N. B. Agent ?? S -tl — of the Real American Spruce, and Spruce Beer. j) tbPEC 1 ABLfi Persons would not a-sume the A y hr,n of other Houses ; and the word Real is ...
... fair-day, the Cliff Parade, in front of the town, was completely, blocked up with gingerbread-Ntalls, raree-shows, mendicant minstrels, and ragged children. The cricket match between the Officers. &c. of the Sussex Militia, and the Officers, &c. of the North ...
... peaceful round, , Revere the Pru:ss —'tis raised on hallow'd grounM - Where gerfrous passions with a lustre reign, No lofty Minstrel tunes his lyre in vain ; Virtize and Verse the vocal strings afford; And Nature wakes a sympathising chord.— Skill'd to defeat ...
... Feats of Strength, ecco'nipanied by a ,t c ?? 0 t Savages. .During the above mor-t extraordinary f ?? the Five Pandean Minstrels, from Vauxhall Gar- v ?? execute various Martial Pieces of Music, each 1 ? ,t the same time playing on two instruments ...
... Fenclble Corps, Royal Gatiifen Battalions, Cinque eon,: and, Lancaffilre Volunteers, the, Royal Horpital Corps, sato the American ;and other Coeps, with the - Militia. On FAIDAy, l i . -. Thole from the Independent Companies of Inialils, , Reductil Regiments ...
... for the 28th, 30th, and 31st of July. One of the fishing-boats of this place, two nights ago, fell in with, and spoke to an American vessel (the Baltimore, from Baltimore) off Beachy Head. This vessel had left Dunkirk only the day preceding, to which place ...