... at six a'clo aidi th-e evanenlm rp WOf Fi OUSES, and six all .a 411: itr CLhuhiie ceres of T LA-N, :iD Ald- ieic; (d conadei.dble tract:-ouf wih is a G.:rlt ?? andi nbw in the oceupition o0 ,hl-. Williaa Taylor. 'Iofsssrhion to ulqr gisen tl2 h a,]to H ...

... and injure'd olvr fore-mast.- Iawas now that I fo'od mrs-elf under he 'a jainfu necesityof--fg-,ordeis for a repetitfion of ou fire L adaai~st a f otc stq i ii h a v be ra c a o e a ena bl ed to d us any injury ...

... tle -L a Lrshphisfog:.h L teerd. Mi. BaoU.Gn mtseiethat his Hon. Friend atoea isania told thle -House that a Guirtea' ant a Bank Note with a shilling are of equal value; and are every iwhere received as oc ?? thie, same thing, immediatelyaeadvises ...

... the Polacrerigged-Brig JOHlN & SAMVUEL, A Of 186 tons, laying in the Old Dock, having been a prize taken in the Mediterraunan, she has a British register and is ill every respect free, she sails fast, and carries a large cargo fisr her tonnage. For Inventorkis ...

... all thi :e -t !-F ve tliousandl-two hundred and filtv guine..f .or a tew hours legal -chat is prettyihanadsome remunelatio, -Wair :t s ms .5- its ?? in the King's-Benqh and Ol Bailey, a well as in oShAcF lc5is ! I = ...

... publicmefl are 0' no vei~a, is but a secondary object with na in these letters My. ?? and chief 4Sim, is, to s!:ew tf-nt a great portion of the mem- bersofithat home! are appointedlothexrways, than by the free chcc of tle pcoplc; and chat this, whlich is done ...

... torn inpiees His mrciiess a- -sailants pursued him into a small yard, and there again fell upon lilto, anti aftor lashi mo aim, tisithey were, tired, went witdism doors for sotiuc- rctreshient, chat the master might wrcak a fuither vengeance onl bis' ...

... IItalg'hours' Chaste, Josph Atinsil.of r A~ip1. Haunahf, ?? On MondY a 1.st A i'X Ch'E r2h':'be - 'X1u dei, J3ichad 1. qrly'reor!.Js of Chwlen4t;o w1s W~hite, of tfiis town. ...

... *tisaetag..Anl -instanee of ?? of i1gt- A SIneleash Yast A, cek atBerk, ,eley'seavrane. c5 - 5 , on ee-,, i olleddriennl ,st anst-nsiy by a. iajland 'I tulcr'''adetitersdtlevi-a leavy storm. frolit Orflh 1 tcli jrvi oaks at a short ?? tram ...

... eseiled- Siept lit Car op; , eftas out One a cruizee -,thWah-ouojecnt -of ene said a L } macneoltyttsasc to be, theg'capture of inerte vsclL froy tderertCiJ 6tatte' of i~ta tmd, uli lost u 'hendedth -u they a A&. 1ncevu1fh~b' te IOr NY of t ril , The followng ...

... hia by nliethg a inury on0f a nceuttal power, but by ass- by other anlliawflt itoido the same. Again the modi- bo ficatn oftheo Orers in onilee ittu netitrils a trade i tctioth of tihe O hthel porte of Great Britain, so tar from in being a favour, is slheowil ...

... lircedtiooght, 'Vigo, Creesy, Orion, Hero, amid in it etiene, besidles som~a smnaller Ships ofwave, aiid a dccet of aboutai 1 t0 sail of merchetit-vesseli. As it wvas blowsing a heavy gale, i Admioma1 Sintsiarez gave orders for the Defence and Cressy, ...