... l ortioiipela -1 :0 ?? . I . L,. led. n'd ed ip, - ?? ita as The National Events we have to confider,' lu I fince thofe which occupied ourattentior.;n the ?? 1- laft Retrof' I areoofa nature ritre'prer'artyof pe, ?? rpaaoyen on than decifive:-they appear to lead to an pi, ig iffuce pregnant with political importance to |5t the welfare of every Nation) either me- diately or relatively concerned ...

... ?? W tI farW -30 . ?? Y J e Tcr. '2 -Tlie following is a Lift of lis MajeAy's 9 LShipa at Spithead ' ?? gSips.- ;: Gust. -Cammanders. een Charlotte - 'te l io Capt. ToDD. Glory - . - -. .g. WELS ) LondOn - - _ - - IWELLS. 9_ -PuRVIS. Royal William - I - Admiral MILBANEX. 4-Capt. PICYEMIORE, n Sans Pareil - - - S4 - PENROSE. P~isiant - - - . 74 - SYME. Repulfe - - - 4 64 ALMS. Raifonable - - - ...

... I : .? ? 7 ?? . ftw ? I , ?? ..iII I -? . ?? ?? 1- 'ry FRTMUH afe D-C- 8.-On Moz'di Ai~ia L jd - Bridport's flag was firuck, 'the next o g fii his .Lordihi fetoffor London. mer les -This day arrived His Majjely's fhip- Re- -I Re, fiource, Capt. Crifpo, with a convoy frowu the et. Downs, among which is 'the et.. hc s'h Surat Caftle, war ly. outward bound Eaft India lhip. 3 es, Sailed, the ...

... fbeelpujetffittul. Early in .the~prefenryeai.;thE Htnnt'r, itsher pafage from North Zealand to Calcut'ta; Jkff in with twol'range iflands, and a very'extenifive E range of fhoals, which not ?? in any E chaffet,'tan ,- are pr'efumed to Be difco'veries, l, and are- thius-.communicated by Capt'. Fearn:- A, finall Ifland, of a conic and confiderable height, lat. 22.z4. Soutl, longitude 7 I, 50. d ...

... PTRTSMOUTH. ?? 'S4TURDAY, DE CEMBER top Agreealbly-to 'our7 ezpta~tiosasfafd the laft TELEGdAP#, Ja mnoft -fumpxuf -and: t_ 1.. ; . .s md: elegant dinner was given on :Moay ?? at y's the houfe of the Governor in this town, hy the Port Addmirals and Captains, to the Riflian, the Admirmls. .Ge'rals, and fuperior QOfices,' .s a ral well as to the Lieutenant-Governor; tbe r Generals of 'Marines,' ...

... et: ?? 1 .! R! 1 2I -. - v PORTSMOU:Th.- Z.. - - . a- . ' *O SATURLDA D)ECERk zS, ' ._ - - ' 7 , - - - - - --t As the falI for the Benefit of the Poor in. brtfilouth and P!rtfea, which is Adverttifed . .e I I . . - ?? UUM ?? rornira, !WnfCh is AdVtrtiled in' the front of this Paper, is patronifed by M-any referable Ciaraers, we' have the greateft co~enllce in the colletiqn being very ...

... ? Srom tl)t Lontion OaltM, TTESDAY, N(ftMBER 5. ADMWRALTY-OFFICE, NOV.. l py. of a Letterfrom the Right Hot. Lard BridpcrfA B. LAdmiral of the 9fre, &C'c to EBvan Nepea, J EA. dared Torlay, 3dinJiant. SIR, . Enclofed is a copy of a letter from C.1ptain Yorke; of HWs Majerfty's fhip Stag,, inforemng me with ; iii having captured L'Heureux privateer-letter of, nar4uet which is.tranfmitted for ...

... - IWWI- . i.44lakip orrurre ' ?? - ?? . ?; . I . ?? ?: ?? e..u DAY oCb Z ..r ?? -The DukI-f Bedfora has preneA !Iis Is jefty *ith fix fire ?? £w' hs Parkot -o. _ burn,J vich are intendtci to1ke kipt .:r lbuZt-. Thegextreen. owtnefs..o the ?? 41-: ?? to.4y thebirwheat upoft ipalt klniis previous to its;,.beiingiputit.-t a~ckv. The feaves. are, plackdl in an upright pofition, and thec fire ...

... ournal. PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 13. - A List of his Majesty's ships at Spithead:- Ships. Guns. Commanders. Queen Charlotte - 110 { Admiral Lord Keith Repulse 64 - Alms ?? - - -. ?? -Sco- ?? aerlem 'in - -4. .adei I 64 - DAWSON. Regulus --- 44 - EYRE. EUP> V, 50 ,. S;TEA$I ftz) Seine ---- 36 - MILNE. Charon ---- 36 M'KELLER. Pearl - - - 32 - BALLARD. Carysfort - - - 28 - - Eurydice - - - TALBOT. sn ...

... j 315u t i tl@trurreiem. Soml The Paris Papers received to the z oth ult. 'I bring intelligence of the Confuls having ap- Euf pointed Citizen Otto, who fucceeded Sieyes 'I as Charge ?? at Berlin, to be Commir- fron fary of French Prifoners in England. C It is reported on the Continent, that every foot efort is to be tried to feat Cardinal York ansi in the Papal Chair. .7 The Head Qtarters of ...

... I vortomouti) -Sclrapb, i 4> ?? 1m?V? ?? 1.R@ Btro~ptct of potitfcA Thcre 'was neover, perhaps, a period of more importauce to the wvelare of fociety. than th , prefent ra. The late Rev Iotion in Franci has changed a Government formed of .irtrigue I jealoufy, and. defiperate enthulfiafm, w-herceua61 interels of -all its agents wee difcordant and r fubverfve of each otheris atathoreY and co- ...

... i -k y me I- me n y d e d h d d in T C' ~ftrdy, the followi-ng . fietni~a4ie 1charaaers ,among the Unit T'riih >'!eb~u inre t icdy from Ca#Ilebai'to, to-i ...