... cut out,'but'alfo of- t ~ ~ ~ ~ W yas,-ea tofid the-W valuaible Wefslddia -lbipf rscaptured wtien ?? i1.rcomtpant. - .: , Sir Hyde P airker, who is co nirig -home fwoin the SX eGlndies,- has lgained! rhes fra'gesl fortune of any individual d~urhig the v ...

... daughter of Falkner Sui Philips, Efq. of Manchefter.-Mr. Jones, of Fofter Lane, al to Mifs Mary Ann Cooke.-At Fulham, Mr. G. Hyde, Ye .of d BuCrlington Street, to MiMe Da Cofta, daughter of Ma r B.,Da Cofa, Efq. ?? Fort St. George, in the hern I Eaft Indies ...

... Mediterranean, 'and Africa, were prevented getting out, the wind blowing very ftrong at N. N. L. NAVAL APPoINTMeNTS.-Admiral Sir Hyde Par- ker, Commander in Chief in. the North Sea. Vice- Admiral Lord Nelfon, Second in command, and to hoift his flag on board-the ...

... PORTSMOUTH, March 4. Arrived the Afia tranfport from the coaf' of Guinea with invalids on board. She brings an account that Sir Charles Hamilton had font Lieut. Palmer, third Lieutenant of the Mel- pomene, and Lt. Vivian of the marines, with a number of men ...

... Bennett Live Oak, Spence; and Harriot, Pearfon, of and froor this port. c OnMonday lafl, the fleet under the command of Sir Hyde Park1er, and Lord Nelfon, with a great number of vifluallers and tranfports, fleering Northward,. with a fair wind, pafied ...

... the Milfies, of Loudon, Allen mafter, wvithl the lofs of her bowrflit. Y.ARMnUTi, APFrtaL 8.-Sailed the Speedwcll brig to Sir Hyde PdlIers ?? the Alkmaar, Narcilffus brig, and the Videttc.-Arivedlatc yeftdrda'/ cvening., the Earl oft l.ei- ceftcr packet ...

... Arethulft: From China.-The Royal Charlotte, Captain William Roper ; Cuffnells, Carx. Charles how- land Cotton ; Walmer Catile, Captain George Bonham ; Glatton, Capt. Charles Drummond, and Thames, Captain Robert Williamo, regular . Ihips. From Bergal-The Princefs ...

... of the hi American Minifter. ' On Thurfday morning, at four o'clock, Mr. K. and v1 Mr. B. attended by their feconds, met in Hyde park h to decide an affair of honour ; when, after the ex- vi change of liots, in which Mr. K. was wounded in the a righlt ...

... Lieutenant-Colo- nel James Graham, fon of the late John Graham, Efq. of Du- ga~ldion. At Rofebank, on Thurfrday fe'nnight, Charles Davidfon, EfI. of Baltimore, Anerica, to Miis Ann Dy'ce, youngeft daughter of the late Mr. Alexander Dyce, m,'rchant, Aberdeen ...

... Stanley, Elt. of ?? fonds. Lately, in Great Charles-ltreect, Mouutioy-fquare, Dublin, the 'Lady of the Hon. Lieutenasnt-Coionhc i -uthinfon a dawghlter. : OnrFdridalaldtf, in Dotos Commlons, the Lady of Charles On Saturday lalt, at Littleton, the Right ...

... Corps, now itl barracks at Pendennis garrifon, I. to Guernfey. * - Yefterday arrived the Arnerican Uhip Palmyra, Cap. tain Charles Renington, 44 days fiom New Orleans, H with fugar, coffee, &c. for orders. K Sailed this day the Prince Adolphus packet, Boul- ...

... Ex - penceincurred, lboutd have br-c printed zoool: initead of soo1. For Charles Murray, Esqo. Pread Charlcs Murray, Sccrdtary, For Leiti Loufe, read Lewis l~eefc. After Charles Bedfordc 7zddDodter'a C'ommons, anid rnit Dr. Sirnosond's nanme. In the lalt ...