... Davidsa.n. f.ir Malta. Arrived ihe London Packet, . f . -.pell, from C.ie.i. A vessel was observed to be sunk on the ?? Sand= this -linrnina.. with her sails set; the boatmen ?? h'-r to be eiiher American or French built ; the hull is lander wa'er. Harwich ...

... VOR NEW YORK, the superior fast-sailinginetw U American Ship, ION DO N, thoroughly copper-fastened, built ?? York of the vcry best materials, andunderthe r- ticular inspecil of Capt. Samuet Candler, exptrssly for a Parket Ship. ad fitted ?? in every respect ...

... Woodsy 0 10 0 Servanah 0 11 4 Comarapah 0 10 0 Vermatacisitteah 1 0 0 Mr. B. Phillips Mr. Cordozo Mr. Wm. Stanhope . J. H. Pelle B 15 4 150 0 0 100 0 0 6000 •• 100 0 0 10 15 11 Total on the 20th Nov. R 30,7 - The Committee observing the Amount already ...

... BOXING. The match between Ben Flowers, the Wiltshire blacksmith, and Johnson, the American black, took place yesterday morning, in a 24-feet ring, at Heston, in Surrey. It was a merry fight of 21 rounds, in 42 minutes. In the first round, the Black placed ...

... near the Godwin South Sand head, bearing by-comr pass, from the south end of this town, south east. Cowes, Aug. 30.—The American schooner Osprey, arrived, here from Matan2as, has on board six seamen,-belonging to-tire George IV. and from Waterford for ...

... the distressing situation of the fe- male, and instantly locked them op in separate dungeons-him with a set of unfortunate minstrels, and her with several prostitutes, whose language was of the kind that may easily be conceived, but delicacy forbids the ...

... Erskine.—A circular calling a meeting of the profession has been issued, which is signed by Sergeants Lens, Vaughan, Onslow, and Pell; - Messrs. Jervis, Martin, Raine, Scarlett, Bell, Gurney, Heald, W. E. Taunton, Adam, &c. &c. . IN FLOWER. — At Strawberry-hill ...

... appears a more tranquil state than for some years past: the Orange faction appears subdued. The congress of Welch bards and minstrels was held during three days last week the town of Pool, Viscount Ciive president: premiums were distributed for a variety ...

... Selection of Classical English Poetry, including several Original Piece*, neeer before published. F. PENNIE. Author of the Royal Minstrel.** 12m0.. Gs. A GARLAND of WILD ROSES ; Selection of Original Poatry for Youth. (he same.— 15.0n.. 2*. The MORAL POETICAL ...

... power of j, the Baltic.—A Frankfort article complains under which the trade of Germany lauand expresses fears that the South American mar- «*J prove less beneficial to that part of Europe than m.erly anticipated. \- c °mrnunication from Trieste, dated June ...

... rcjoiced. It was, perhaps, as difficult for this country to have been long and virulently opposed to such principles as the Americans asserted in this contest, without being herself corrupted by the cause which she maintained, as it was for the French to ...

... Thetis transports, tor Cork amt the West Indies; Thomas King, Williamson, for Deraeraia. Enterprise, Bridge, for Jamaica; Minstrel, Arkerth. foi Bombay; Midas, Baigrie, for New South \V ales ;Jan ...