... we find it gun-boat, taken | yrdium : ** The troubled state they all have, a come, to be fixed iced us, as becomes the dig- or victory. not only fully to cempiete hut to Mr. Mellish, 1 addition of new | was occasioned | t levy of two men trom which caused ...

... consetp.ie° o •3s, li pin eotintry of a ruinous war. This measure the instead of confiscating so many ships, aided by n •Dig I. victory of Lord Nelson, and the happy o f 9i7 place in the Russian Government by the de3-ei the If' peror Paul, saved this country ...

... Grecians to delight in blood. Dread Delphi! thou, whose mysteries unknown Beguiled the suppliants with ambiguous tone. Digs% preiMes victory, success in arms, And glee thins oracles sgalast alarm , Safety and freedom only lowan to those Who on thy doubtful ...

... Roy.tl party were most enthusiastically cheered. a* riving at the terminus the PluPorm Battery fi Ro*al salute, and the dig ship Victory, the liibercia, Resistance, nod Nau’ilns manned yards. The cortejt then entered the Clarenceyard, when the Royal party ...