... Indiantan, (the Second Mate of which had come home passenger the American) and country ships, which had been carried into the Mauritius. distressing fever raged the Cape, at the departure of the American brig. Sir Charles has been appointed First Lord of the Admiralty ...

... out the khigdSTm, under the Alien Act. This false and scand n-oort is supposed to have ori-.iwVed in * ’ some discordant minstrels, j'al ms tin », omishing tit's woman. Vedt. —Soiiu- gentleman at in Yorkshire, sixty years' r.i’ age, undertook walk, for ...

... very important treaty. The Busy sloop of war is arrived at Falmou th, with Mr. Purviance on board.' is.the bearer of the American Treaty, which is sent back, understand, unratified the President. Sir John Duckworth has left Town for Plymouth, where will ...

... Portsmouth the Bulwark, tbatshe had detained American ship with papers board, containing the Trial aud Acquittal of Col. Burr. The Dublin Evening Post of the instant says— have just received parcel of American Papers— Colonel Burr has beat acquitted! These ...

... interval, M. Lindholm, Aidde-camp to the Crown Prince of Denmark, arrived at Paris, and had an audience of Bonaparte. The American Consul at Genoa has been arrested and his papers are placed under seal; cause is assigned for this proceeding. He was, piobably ...

... Syracuse and Malta, take ad. vantage it. short time previous to the sailing ot' the Minstrel, a British sloop war was sent to Trieste, with dispatches for Austrian '' The American 636\OOpibs. of coffee, and HQ,OOOlbs. sttgur, detained Danish -privateer, has ...

... The transports ware not enough, but they met many in the bay. Fatmauth, Jan. the Humber armed ship from the Downs and the American Ship Cinciimatus, Captain Unetta, from Bour. deauz, which place .she left on the 6th instant; detained ifliable.—W ind E ...

... Sir Charles Cotton, who arrived at Cadiz on the 3d instant, sailed the same day in the San Joseph, with the Nautilus and Minstrel, to take the command the fleet off Toulon. The Asia Algesiras, Spanish line-of-battle ships, arrived from Vera Cruz on the ...

... one-fonrth to the salaries of all military and civil officers in his ser’. ice. The New York Paper mentions, the authority of American Captain arrived at that place, that the Rainbow sloop of war had, on the 6th June, off Porto Rico, a severe engagement with ...

... in the chorus.-—“ May the memory departed worth stimulate the living to the pursuit honourable fame.”—“ Waller Scott, the minstrel the Border.”—“ Lord Wellington and his gallant army.”—The Spanish patriots and their glorious cause.”—“ Thesnbser.bers Thompson’s ...

... cpnaplele sue-; cess. ' ' l The American Consul-General has arrived from: France, having left Paris on the 26th ujt, hasi brought from Mr. Russell, Charge in that* city, a further cemfirmation of the relinquishment! of American French' harbours. the attack ...

... two persons to shew that the first shot was fired from the American frigate. The first of these witnesses is an English seaman of the name of William Burket, who was kidnapped on board an American national schooner, and afterwards transferred to the President ...