... Faucoubc.g a A 'ird.in. Hunter - I4 ?? - Joiln - 4 L-tona - Jane, lost. - Jane - Lttf rc - The fis!.cry thL ?? non hias bcn vcry auwk-avard, th e fish in gcnleral sminal, and niany of tie ships are d:naacd. On IVednesdciy last, the Old Aberdeen Volun- tee ...

... she fell into their hands she had tht only seven ships of the line, alnost dis'nar tled, ch and fifteen gallies, besides irc-chatnt sl.'p3. In Lu the fifteenth century shie had three ?? dred ar' ships of war, manned by 8c,ooo men, atl one wl hundred and ...

... s, two EnDlih ships V e- so Much disabled as to be rende i ed iiclpable. c Z service. They reahc1: d Gibraltar with :tch di - ficulty, and leaked so very considerably that t ley must have been condemned. The Ponipee i onc of these ships, and is the saine ...

... the preat bra'.;ery of CLi>- tain FerTis: the loss in l;s ship ?? have be verv Considerall)le both in officio s aud meu; in 1 have the satisfucftion to be informl, e,,loat i Mazesty has not lost so valoable an OflEcer. - I have the honour to be, &;c. ...

... Onl parole; and, from -So d ^ e',a wasa lately taken in the sr Sia-, aboard one cfthe ships, wve Fr . l 't cr varda or sn mn- were killed and shi d in ?? Fr- nci ships bes des thces in the '-'ice -- a-ed t'he Hannibal, it soulndd have xv- Fc ?? v; -'as ...

... James Saumiarez. Y; VI filnist of tie tfoine. tl On thle 9th of July, a division of five Spanish h ships of the line, and one frigate, and one 1rench ship of the line, and two frigates moored at Al- geziras, under the ?? of his EDcellencv .Amiral Moreno ...

... ?? 'iIty,' to the coilimmal of the St Antonio, the fire Spa7ih 4 gun Ship tak.en bv Captain -teate, in the Straits of Gibraitar, in tre ation oftie i -th tilt. This beautiriul ship was given d to lraree, three Vyars since bv the Kina of P Spin, toa relace ...

... aiiing fi o n c:n C Nore, to repilaee those lie has lost. Our gun-boats have been ?? np tl- 1-rench ,un-vcssels and schooners at i3nokii; | longthyiht att>:mpt to ?? to ca'iis, 1' keepmg along shone, our ships ?? ns r as possible to the sand. Th'ie cnedny, ...

... ose] o-;7 tralf.riang private propIe; ty, ?? is nowv 1 tnlilnl.teel lin:c tlhlnounli- the mi' naum of foreign .i;ens andL shipping. Thins mea Lre was nrnfl- nai; ly proposed by Ml itunidaa, and has all along I Ltedn su-;u r;tcd by Mr Scott, but strenuously ...

... oi to the ?,Iediter- s ItS.Can r-f ?th eniotitig mouth, on on' U ?? - 't fi ig c-. wthich hki; Lordship' ?? - to ?? Chs Iit-ship, in prefctence to 'Tih- nt' tmaii 'cic on -'ecdnesday,. ar- c .'arcght any zil t 'teiligence of tluch lportir.cS. tC; All Egypt ...

... rmanned, kept up a smart fire of musketry, under cover of their great guns from the shipping, and attempted to land, but were repulsed, and obliged to ret-t ?? to their ships. The gun-boats now filed. and made a feint as if they meant to attempt to land in ...

... morta!. o :7-k's , Aug. -- execttiou ofithe treaty ti or peace rade ?? FIance, the re-mains of onr ravy, consisting or two ships of the line, two fri- gates and a brig, are to be ceded to France.- Gene-al Aetin sto reside in this capitai lwi~h tl full ...