... The Coramo- of dote will hoist his broad pendant on board his Mqjesty's ship Antelope; 50 guns, Capt. BiZELEY, at present in thr Downs. g2: Yesterday the dispatches by the ship Albion, for Ben- at gal, Madras and Bomnbay were finally closed at the qg ...

... had. gone on boan d his 'Majesty's ship . Sylph, lying at^ Cwuhaven, to inquire if there was -any danger .inhis protrating his stay, :as he, had heard, it i iwhispered, that there was a probabolity 'of British ships . 'being detained. The Captain informed ...

... rlir fre', crnti. veselrt jn~eruisr im~i be 96ci'br'd to a persoagit,11 , Vith ibe Porie la' Wecri 'scc's~ul the tie of hr depature hegr healthy. 'lhere a o a s i m ontnu either of' tine two as ?? from Hlolland. '!heiy Ilentonl, iibedej iiifo'rcemrnets ...

... one month only, February last: -Chmartton and United Kingdomn, bound to Bengal; Victor, sloop of war ; Minere, Por- tuguese ship of 450 tons, half loaded, and with 300,000 dollars oa board ; Brig Ann, bound fromli Beigal to Port Jackson ; a Grab priva- ...

... enitertairn ton protoundd a veneration for the mesopry of tic Rt rercand and1 .ojd Foundt. of .he Chiarity to sanction such a depa;ture fromn hi3 rcstriction.' Theiampesof the vhole 4o Anniurtaats, with to eit ag'es ?? in life, &c. uvi be seut you wheucrer ...

... abundant sup- plies had arrived, aftd there-aas ro proipe.of any dcii- ciency to the time of hasvest. One -,mse in London has shipped 6o,ooo ?? or w ; an eq-ual .aan- t titv hus bebn eitsrkcd f~mr L,.ko h the rest of the trade taken together, s.:d p+o'n ; ...

... not fallin'gin with any ship of the blockading squadron, 'I proceeded to this anchorage for informsa- tion of them, where I found lying his Ma. jesty's ships Boadicea, Otter, and Staunch, gun. brig; together with his Majesty's ships Africaine and Ceylon ...

... Om, QUR SPRO2SIrDONDRTS pl\T J0O IIOTV a WtZJl-timl =ZZ9IZ JaIz 10;1 Isli.; - - W cdrnesdqy Iiight, July +1811 - DEPATURE OF TX'XI1;N.G or Swens.DZ O;s a-ieligolapd Letters, by the Mairl- of tis nmorning, bi olt 1 ...

... 74 gun ship. at Woolwcb, not- withstanding the extreime severity of the weather, by 12 o'clock crowds of people were assemblec' Tlhis mnagnilicent nian of war has been 5 yea!s ; iuilling. -ler burthen is 17 78 tons. At the stern if the ship several seatb ...

... board his Maijcsty'vs ship 'eogeit mrecaiverd sih' lotilhs' pay,. vlhen, highly te their 'ar'acter as Br tish sesmen, thev raised a sntimsriptiin af nearly 2d4. fir the widovw of George Wood, late a seatsau bellncging to tilst ship, vwho vc'as are-klentally ...

... address ?? - al My Lordse .If I had-been leftto the exacise of nmJ Ommto discretion, I should have decined ddressngyoprLord. Ca ships. - But, my Lords, I aen acting i dischargeofimy wi duty, in obedience to the judgment of my Learned Col- ac hagues-who thin ...

... used' was that of an old and venerable Isilian' Priest, front St. Helena; who, aftek a de- I kentiorn o five weeks on-boardi ship, was-not allowed to' land : ?? nD power of thus p~eventiug hins exist- 'ed in this BiL.. Mr. HOBHOUSE concurred entirely witl ...