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... of some of the Defendants had insisted upon tsieh, which wi.l accordingly take place nest term. A vessel, which brought intelligence relative to Gijon, has put into Portsmouth, and the captain 7 in his letter states, that he sailed from Gijon. On the 7th ...
... of the eness7 tine, in . easeqiiere of the Boatswain and otte of the crew having died odthe passage from Gibraltar. The intelligence from Sicily by this vessel is not important ; but the accounts from Gibraltar relative to the battle of Murviedrb prove ...
... DECEMBER 20. The following important intelligence was received this morning from America : MESSAGE TO THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRE- sENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES. •6 I communicated to Congress copies of correspondence between the Envoy Extraordinary ...
... NAPOLEON. A mail arrived dampening from Cadiz, brought by his Majesty's ship Coma e,%Ouch sailed on the l The following letters appear to be the most important : CADIZ. Da. 9.—The intelligence from Vakacia comes down to the 28th ult. at which time oohing new ...
... has aided the medical practitioner in his restorative efforts. This Itistitiutou is under the management of an active and intelligent body of females, who personally inspect, and administer the necessaries require& It is to be hoped that friends will not ...
... LONDON, JAN. 11. Further intelligence been received, by the way of Anholt, tending to confirm the report of peace between the Turks and the Rutii.ins. The ktters from Petenburgh are to the 11th, and though the last accounts which had reached that cailtal ...
... perished ; and when the accounts came away from Lesavig, intelligence had reached that place that the St. George had totally gone down, and that only twelve men of the crew had been saved. The ship was upwards of 300 fathoms front the laud. The In men saved ...
... ;Nowak before he vela out goes a mew peditios of bouiluy. Letters waived from Whether relate the disagreeable intelligence, that his Majesty's ship 74 guns, Captain redo orers, had under the pas of a french fort near Te dde. and mid he towed out from that ...
... from the ship, with the esceptios of one single boat, in which about twenty men attempted to sae themselves ; but it upset ilosegside the ship, and they were all drowned. On the shemoon of Christmasday when the last of the ele4en men left the ship on a snuff ...
... Valencia. This is the oily intelligence Eros the Peainsula costalse4 is the Paris papers of the Sikh uk. A letter has been received from a respectable gestlssus retuned to the West loan. by which we see grieved to bear that a slave ship was fallen is with on ...
... pricee. The weed** P. J. if Pawnee with 25400 trsupt. It AMSAY'S IN vin P. was tascassmaldr severe for the seem% which intelligence has been received at the Admiralty+. pia, the N a pa l m, the number of people, that the Tremendous and PECTO it Al. BALSAM ...
... Dompane's intended departue! fsom Paris. The achievement of the L'Orient squadron, dung its late cruise, is stated at sin English ships burnt. Two Anholt Mails arrived this morning with letters and papers to the 14th instant. A Treaty of Alliance, offensive and ...