... with 2 ?? COio~ i i A. About mr -ears. 0 Q ...

... forasserting the rotwidity of the earth, and that people whose situai on was antipodean to each other, walked ?? stv Iy speaking, each with his h ead downwards, tho.xi h froiss the centre of gravity; each was as b at up- *t right as the other. . ;- Thus ...

... fromn Ma- nilla, the isle of France, and Batavia. A private letter jnst received by a whaler from the island of St. i elena, speaks to the following effe&:- Certain intelligence 'has beeri received at this island, of nine French and Dutch Indiarneu, and ...

... latelylost on the Dutch coast, are all safe. c On Siturday letters were i4ccivtd fromn Gib- ralta, of the 28th Nov. which speak in high and i s, appropriate terms of the activity of Sir R. Stra- e r chan on that station. None of the enemy's pri-c 1, vateers ...

... Ae'tve's people were alI safely lanrled at Shields on Scnoday. The passengers, front one of wn ii c a' C have this account, speak of the ex Iuioos of Captain Eoing and the crew to save ttic snit- as heyond all praise ? and to Captain I te d, (to svhose ...

... t e jeant and his comrade were found Iying behind ( some bushes in the' fields, by a shepherd.-E The serjeant was able to speak, but the other e was speechless and near dead. Some hope was a entertained of the sedjeant's recovery, but I d am since informed ...

... ; -- arn Our cruizers- contirtue to wage- a-successful o-war against the Spanish cormmerce. i. Sonie letters from Jamaica speak o f the yel- ge Ion' fever as having so rriuch - encreased'-as to ,- baffle niedical 'slill, and add, that tbe D'iana. fri- ...

... ance, that they contained all the positive intelli- gence received at the Admiralty upon thle sub- jec9. The Wasp's report, speaking of the num t ber of ships of war in the harbour, says, that 20 were appatrently of the line. But the Viper sloop, which seems ...

... security, to the alarm occasiotted bly the vi- t sit lately paid to these is'ands by the Rochefort squadron. One of the letteis, speaking of the useasures talken at that time, says- We bad martial law, and during the time t the alarri lasted, were getting evere ...

... forc¢ isinV so to bc I rl, no fearof a glorious result will tie eptem itied. A letter from Lord Nelson to his brother tei speaks with the greatest confidence of his Lord- Ble ship's falling in with the Combined Fleet. pe The Diamond Rock. situated p t ...

... join., The following is an extraat from a letter from I the Prince- of Wales, off Ferrol, 3 ist July:- The Spanish prisoners speak of the two cap- r tured ships, as two of the best in their'line.- i Had it not been for the fog, we should have gi- ven you ...

... Cornwallis had reason tn repent of his ternerity ?? Since the enemy xwill not fight us as we wsish, they mast be indul- ged in speaking as they please. The Phienix frigate, after beating about with 'her dismasted prize for nearly three weeks, has fortunatelyarrived ...