... Malaga, which may be saved with little Damage; the Alexander, Capt. Jackson, with Herrings for Venice, dangerously bad ; the Lusitania, Capt. Merrick, for the Canaries, sunk, and will be lost ; a Ship from Candia, Capt. Goddard Commander, laden with Oyl, and ...

... private treaty between the Court of Spain and the French Governmen', which His Catholic Majesty gives to the Fret Republic Lusitania and all its dependencies. Such at least is the public report here.— (Ujficinl Journal of the GirottdeJ, BAYONNE, FFB. t 6 ...

... ; Enterprize, —, for Hallifax ; Warleir, Wilson, for India; Ann, Naylor, for Trinidad; Little Jane, Fergie, for Jamaica; Lusitania, Brown, for Oporto; Elizabeth, —, for Quebec; 'Maryland, Webb, for New York ; and William, Alien, for Tobago. . GRAVESEND ...

... sailors will tight to the last: but if the French should attack us in any body, I was almost going to say, farewell old Lusitania. , We have dispatched an Ambassador to Paris, Chev. Aranjo, a very sensible mart; and another is preparing to set out for ...

... soldiers and sailors will fight to the lust: but the French should attack in any body, I was almost going to say, farewell old Lusitania. WoTiuve dispatched an Ambassador to Paris, Chev. Acanjo, a very sensible man; and another is preparing sot out for St. ...

... the kind that ever arrived in this country. SHIP NEWS. SOUTHAMPTON, July 10.—AmttvtD. Penelope, Armstrong; Hope, Dougall; Lusitania, Brown; Friends, Justice; from Oporto. Harry, ; Aijenr»ria, Abcona, Le from Guernsey. ).armony, Falle; Fame Packet, Gruchy; ...

... longer, and on the said day, the 6th of June, signed the peace which your Majesty suspended with much regret. it the ports of Lusitania are anut against all vessels of England, depriving thus its privateers of all access and means to blockade, obstrud, and ...

... on the said day, the 6th of June, signed the peace which your Majesty suspended with so much regret. By it the ports of Lusitania are shut against all vessels of England, depriving thus its privateers of all access and means to blockade, obstruct, and ...

... the said day, the 6th of June, signed the peace which your Majesty suspended with' so •Rlach regret. By it the ports of Lusitania . ire that against all vessels ,of England, depriving thus its privateers of ail aecers : and means to blockade, obstruct ...

... and the said day, the 6th of June, signed the peace which your Majesty suspended with so much regret. By it the ports Of Lusitania are shut . against all : ‘yssels of• England, depriving thus its privatee - rs..of all access and means to blockade,. obstruct ...

... the said . : day, the 6th of June, signed the peace which your Nlajesty suspended with so much regret. By it the ports of Lusitania are shut against all vessels of England, deliriving thus its privateers of all access and means to blockade, obstruct, and ...

... Honour's tie, Not fir'd by fierce Ambit Did ALBION'S Impetuous thro' the b To succour and protect His guardian Arm, whil While Lusitania's Their ancient Rights an Royal Patriot sheat ky Heaven-born Concor An sheds her Bounties PruE OPERA.—BA' Tritt Saturday ...