... Lancafter, Muffin Manufa61urer.-George Potter, of Charing Crofs, London, Haberda41ior.wSoamiel Martin and Wjilliaim Hol- lan.d, both of Manchefter, Cottod Manufaf1urers.-.Yoin Joknfws, of the City of York, Grocrr.-,?n:dreq Fallen, of Livcrpool, Merchaiji ...

... anc wuh tne r.ioi linking ?? H-_ lias penetrated with hi army int _ tr-.: eaftern territories of Genoa, an, ?? hrnih!: mailer ol Savo_i..,V_do, .ndothc p!.ce% «n,_. iia.. cut oft the French Army. 0:n Ci vihein nt ?? retreated to the County cf .Nice tii ...

... cargo uniading. Tire Narciffus; of 3i un,15 apitdtocn3 the thankks ,,t ?? ?? of Parliament to General lSutecrini(;, and our . army and navy in Egypt.-; On Trarfday .fe'urig.lt, a brig in baliali, difmafled, was driven ol lirore about five miles to the.North ...

... SHIP NEWS. PLYMaOUT H, Aua. 22.-ArritedtheChifivckCapt. Fondler, from Jamaica, bouiddto.Land*n, tea weeks paffage, put in to wait convoy. Spoke in lat. 48. long. to. the Eliza and Air Balloon privateers,,of Liverpool, out five days, all well, had made ...

... following is the ifate of a return of the army about a month ago: IN ENGLAND.- Guards - - - I0,coo Cavalry (Regulars) - _ 17,oo0 Artitleiy (Ditto) - - Regulars, Iafailtry, ideluding about zcooo then raifed for the Army of Reterve. 46-400 i Militia, exclulive ...

... Liaut. Moss, of the East \'srk ?? Gibson, coiour-iaanutfasturcr, of Gates- hrad- a servant of Capt. listhram, of the army; a woman add child. They were taken on board the Romulus and lasided at Harwich. - R and The Thomas privateer, of lance uter, has ...

... *li Fra lice, the nna (ter oxf which Iy (hated that Geiseral Mvafferia, vwho is enirnildci wvith in tine comnlnand of thne army trans B~olo1gne to Olle~d, ina~d lately given diiedliorrs to h~are the troops imume. diately hotted, andl that manly thlsmnsand ...

... tiv-r, and that thle preparations for invafton vcre in, no great flate of forwardttefs. A large fningging veffel has lately landed her catgo oi ?? roaf,' between Hiliutley toot and Redicar; hlie failed fro m Fuluing, atd eludaed the vigilatce of our cruizirs ...

... f[art it overboard. The San Jo!fe alfo 'was equally qui'k In weighing, fo that flie even carried away the oild bomlb- boat woman, butchers, (hoernakers, &c. who were fel- ling their wares, and it was with the greared difficliIty that our floops could catch ...

... laLws,- which entitle fubflitutes to the proportion P of wages Wdue to the lime- of their enlbment. 4 . A woman living in Burleigh-flreet, Sunder- n land, had ama'41'ed ioo guiine'as, all' in, gold, It which fhe had depo'tced in' three feparate parcels, . ...

... Avit;LIIS.-~The bani& ship Krqnprinessen, C.'M 'N.h *Brinck, seven montlhs from Bengal, arrived in our Roads to- day, and landed C. Holst 'and two, other -passungers.- They r touched at the Cape, which they lefrthe.Sth of February; two d larsgc French ...

... true that they are indeed colledling a n oft pweirful army. | Rid The mailer of a merchanet ve-Tel,' arrived twf0 at Leith from Riga;.reports, tbai..before he' 6id left that place, a Ruflian army-liad'palid ,h I through . on its way to P0tierania; and ...