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... iistroun.clingdnotiirtZialleite. mi l t? of the ;tower of the bits keriMMake hill the satisfaction of receiving on board his ship -.the foreign Consuls, after the burning of Patras. D. On the 18th of June, M. Couhittr; commander of the IVuutaise, having ...
... reception of the ! oval retmti Ils. As the Elbe. betwivtie ( im :havetl an d Stmel, i; too shalltow ih sonte plerce to adnmit i ship such S tithe (;ltrois' wiicd! drew 19 tfet of viater, it wvas ?? rrcgtiaedlttn ;h remainsof [her lijesty should jtn It oit ...
... Berlin is said to have received from Petersburgh an important communication respecting the affairs of the Levant. At the depa'ture the last courier, nothing was talked of at Berlin but war. have received Brussels Papers to the 18th instant, one of which ...
... a third brig near the island of Ameland. Seven or eight damaged vessels have been driven on the coast of Delfzyl. A Russian ship of war is stranded near the Vriesche Gat; she has, however, been brought to Zoutkamp, but with the loss of all her masts. The ...
... -more favorulable account of the produce of tile ic hing ha- beten received ; according to the number of fish on board, -37 ships amounted to 147, which wilt average about fqur Pi -fish each. it is stated also, tilat onl~yf~our vessels, intbated fri of ...
... the United States brig Eknterprize, at l Cape Antonio, Island of Cuba, Oct. 16, 1821, in the act of rob- a bing the American ship Lucies, American brig Arixttides, and t English. brig Larch; burnt two of,14t j ilegslooners; thel otherWtwo, and the slool ...
... ALES BY AUCTION. Capital Oak Tiroble. suitable lot Ship-building. Southgate Park, Middlesex.—By Mr. HOGGART, At the AUCTION MART, neat the Dank of England, On FRIDAY, May u. Twelve, Forty- Eight capital oak timbi.r trees., with their tops and bark, now ...
... Stdlal ffier at rise stsorn Iour dotty, A libersalcredltgihen,_slelare the issrto isare kiowam to ber(aP~etab Is f~si~tae th depature f tiose wno s ssya .a to visit Foreign CIS- r HISHi Dayiis; pmsblished, on sxlarge Sheets, price IbeDirctrs sae epoite a ...
... Ipsara from the presence of the Turks. This event was intiounced in a despatch of the brave 11linouli, dated on board his own ship, o' ipsara, on the 4th (t6th), ont the morning of which day' he had attacked and routed the whole of the 'tIrkish ve.w;e7s ...
... Areship the Greeks suceeded in burning two large vessels and took one brig, and the rest were put tO flight, and pursued by our ships. A part of the Turkish fieet took refuge at Aflona, where they are blocked up by a ?? of the Greek squa- dron. Yesterday there ...
... following terms :--- ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TO OENEF.,AL LA FAYETTE, ON TAXING LEAVE 05' HIM AT 1113 DEPATURE ON THE 7TH OF,SEFTEMBER. General La Fayette—lt has been the goodfortune of many of my distinguished fellow-citizens, during ...
... Marseilles, atid otlier parts of France, for thle service of the Pacha of Egypt. His Lord-.$ ship then read ati extract of a letter, mentioning that I ships itusd sailed for Alexandria, carrying stores for the Paclta of Egy pt, uinder thle convoy of a ...