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... marine forces); a ge. tleman of sn intelligent ansd Q trpri ing fluid, is gone r ot -by tbiq cenyeyanCe, ,itha S P rty f artisans and agricilturi'ts. Seveyut-ridshes in Wilte 4 ilu JlaQ rouviecl men out in this ship - 'THE 4RAT.7'I .i - F.sNr, .JANO. ...
... Pennsylvanians have been at all times so cele- braed' p.643. . ?? INDIA SHIPS, On Saturday tihe dispatches *ere giosed at the Rast India House, and delivered to the Ptirsers of the following Ships, ?? .. Asia. Captain T F. Balderston Astel, Captain P. Cress. welt; ...
... 52emnjIoyed. Dispen ers Hf lospitals ?? 17 Hospital 31stes ?? . 6. Pusers. . , .49-1l4emiloyei. Chap!ains 5 ?? ?? .5sld. Ships.of ?? descriptionsin Comtsis-m la7 Si.n .1. ...
... day, bringing London Journals of that date, and Paris Prints of Wednesday. THIE INSURGENTS IN roSSE$SION OFCADIZ. The intelligence from Spain in the Paris Pa- pers of WVednesday last is extremely interesting, and represents the insurrection of the Spanish ...
... urpose of at eviating it. 6 -PAIN. t .We have received Paris Papers of Tuesday and t -u-rn= Wednesday last. They cuntain intelligence dire X from Cadiz of the 11th last, and2 ndiect' from's that city (via Madrid) of the 13th. At that date a the Insurgents ...
... 24. It has been stated,' that Admiral Cisneros, hav- ing escaped from the hands of the - Rebels, was on m board one of'the ships of the squadron. Thiss tate- Iment is not confirmed: hie continues a prisoner at r Cuacoa. It was the presence at Cadiz of ...
... bottoms, or even touching at or clearing, ! out from them. Shte is a fine ship, of 350 tons, and carries 10 guns. There is no doubt she will he condemned. She is one of thle ships that left England with troops for the Patriots of South America. JANUARY ...
... A ticn- -, ?? O ?? . % ye~steiday the wix~d'blew vt~t fo accompanied by.leet 'nd SnOI, nagradelf damnage was done fo the shipping, th0e eitent wrich is rntt yet Iknowsi. Of 'O ohr hc sailetl from Shields a fewv days sio2 e, --oite s PPh5 that 16 sail ...
... harbour is full of shipping, put in by distress, and very tinaty, we hear, ! are lost on the opposite coast. A Coroner's inquest was held Inst night, on the bodies of'i two unfortunate men, whom it appeared died on hoard their ship, when in a perilous ...
... Rirhts. T lhe UawttiutaionndZ announces that the Censot ship suppretssedl 2,;300 lines from its columns during tile month of April. SPAIN. The Joinridal de Paris publishes very satisfoctory intelligence relative to the political state of Catalo- nia, Artagon ...
... placed on such footing as i? no dissolution had talken place, CURRENCY. Lord KING said, that. he rose to call their Lord- ships' attention to the market price of silver crn-| pared with the mint price. He understood that the price of that metal at the ...
... 1o call in a few ropies, (wc quote his own wordts) of the 7th Edition, and to uiblish ' a ote, - on _ h veying the intelligence which we laid before the| Public on Alnnday,-tbus leaving the poison con L einied in the former Editions to produce its ...