... before the siege of the'citadel. It will depethd on n the British and Frencb goveroments to obtain the sarne a night for their ships Wihy the Dutch King siroild have P made this invidiotte distinction requires explanation Tire b British and French merchantmen ...

... Ann-street, Liver- pool, Johnsos Gore, Esq., aged 59 years. He had recently ex erienced some heavy family bereavements, having lost his only son as well as his beloved wife, a short time before his deathl, whlich lbrim the third instance of mortality in the ...

... is leaving of his labours. During our last great struggle with France, 32 of our ships of the line went to the bottom in the space of 22 years, besides seven 50 gun ships, 86 tiigates, and a mnultitude of smaller vessels. Thle navies of the other European ...

... tn evacuatct tle other terri- torits assigined to Belgium, antd we, in retaliation, cottinue our cishargo otl the merchant ships of liolltlI ! The Bank andt East Itindia Charters are to be reviss'l, but the views of ministers are not ex- pblitiel The Church ...

... oif the nig*bt to look after it. On going to the ship pon, lie perceived titree men Iurking about, arid suspecting tglar tally ittentle d to steal sortie of his poultry, of' wbicil le llas lately lost a consiilertihtle quantitvI, ie returned into the ...

... i I DESTIRUCPrON OF A Sinp By LIGHTNING.- Charleston, ,Jai. S.-Captain Bunker, t' the new ship Logan, of New York) arrived at this port yes- terday, in the ship Grand Turk, furnishes us with the following particulars of' the destruction of his vessel ...

... preser- vation for its age, but being noW converted into a military magazine, strangers cannot obtain admission. From the ships in the bay it has a good appearance, and looks like an octangular building of stone, which has a greyiqh cast, anti is about ...

... then withdrew his motion. LtGELT HOUSES.-SIT- Honec then brought forward his motion relative to the charges to which tile shipping interest was subject for the maintenance and expence of Lighthouses. He contended titat the King's prerogative was grossly ...

... squadron, consisting of eleven sail of the tine, and,,after a brilliant action, captured three of seventy guns, and the Admiral's ship of eighty, the whole of which he took to Gibraltar, and titus afforded them a seasonable relief. After his departure for the ...

... bow- sprit. The Henry Pentland, of Ardglass, was to- tally lost; her crew, however, we are happy to state, got safe to land. Six boats laden with limestone from Skerries to Wicklow, greater part lost and da- maged. A thrawl boat, supposed to be from Dub- ...

... lnstitution, so called, has been administered with .di frequent laxity, and such perversion of its :ieiciples, that it las lost much of its original Scilce and has become difficult of precise defini- itt. But, if we do not here stop to attempt to scribe ...

... lhon. member had on a former evening compared Ire- land to a ship which had struck on a rock--that might be just, but the conduct of the Ministers reminded him of the ?? pilot that ran the ship upon the roce. Paddy was asked by an American Captain that ...