... inwet brd(1 for PI r the steady and wvell-diredifed file k-pt up from at .the launches ot those ships under their command; m i- also to Lieut. Parker of this ship, for his very di able support in boarding and destroying the ene. M , ay's vessels. Indeed my ...

... Eighbh 1.596 !ucrte, - 4 aS 0 1 SI i - a ,5 0 Regiflcring 6d. each Number. sr A. early purchafg is ,nmsrdd. SEA INSURANCES on SHIPS, GOODS, &c.; and alfo INSURANCE$ on LIVES, done at this Office as ufual. INSURANCES agaoint FIRE, on D=ellgFottoufes, &c. alfo ...

... largc ship amor-:- t:m, slhichl P'oved to bc a. Danishl lrigate . luarec I .tels- itf!e -I 'I aw a saii heairing doiwn, fortuna-t Autrea frigate. Capt. Dtinbar. An a;ition con -* n''-nced. vbich lasted zo minutes, srh-n tht Danr . -rtuc1 ; the ships c;p ...

... ricns, or Surveys.-No Deduction in the Payment of Los-'. ss -Dansage by Lightning made good.-. Brokerage of i.. per cent. on Shipping Insurances.-Abatements on In- | suranczms out of Leadnao, from L. 10 to L.40 per cent. on the Premium; and a liberal allowance ...

... tibni, or Surveys -No Deduction in the Payment of Los. si..- Damage by Lightning made good.A Brokerage of l1.5 per:Cent. on.Shipping Insurances.-Abatements on Insurance. our OF LoNrnoN, from L.1I to L.40 Psi Cent. HA odi the Pernium, and a liberal allwance ...

... for the Aged, the iWidow, aind the Fatherless, and to gitard a- gairst the loss and dimeipupintinent of a dependance on the casualty of life. To th;s end any person, for the annuali premium specified in the tables, can secure his Widow and Children' ihe ...

... casual- ties 6, debility 4-Total -814. Discharged .cure( I-- gun-shot wounds 121, fevers 8O, fluxes l12, ulce rs Dui 1 2, casualties 5-T1otal 320. Then follows a letter from Admiral Cochrane, 4- frqn .tailiilgthe operations in which the naval] force was ...

... Spain, the Correspondencot betzwcen Sir lohn M1loore anid Mr. Frere, the Spaniih !Yeet- at IFerrol, ;andthe return of the Casualties et our Aro-y in Spain andS Portugal. it heaErlof Bucku iginmshire made corne observariotoei on the impropriety of superseding ...

... C~lck r upon the coast side, about S tstiles from Stonehaven, *d-64om-Goirrdo.nbotvhich'plaqes. there are, good barbmsrs for shipping grain Land at the former a Weekly Marlst; tS' every sort Of farm produce. The turnpike 1oaronstonehaven to Bervie passer ...

... ment by recrtitsandc reinf6rcemi'eiitsfrom this couutry, h- which go out weekly and by every converance, to make tup for casualties Last week a lrge 'draft'enn- tr barked at the Isle of Wight for many of Lord Wel- is lington's regiments. This week large ...

... prevent bankruptcy. _ I Granling Annuities I AfFords a resource against Old Age, Sickness, Bodily j Infirmity, and other casualties of 'i.ife. - ItROBERT SKELTON, Sec. 'A onI FA1R1M TO lAT. h rn To be let, on an improvirg lease, in one or tsvo farms, aite ...

... Aberdeen, in whose hands-the'ar; : c era- i tides of roup and table of toll-duties may be seen. ' ED TO BE LET, it rent TH:r5 SHIP IArN O.F B3ER71E. i - !in To be let, and entered to at Wlhitsundayrrst, me f HAT welf frequented INN, in the Burgh of Bervie ...