... nteluhgencu tram inLlopb'5 Mlt if FaRO Feb. 13, To FEB. i6. !r THE Eagle, Hubbard, from Liverpool d to Gibraltar, is taken and carried to I'Orient. S, The Jupiter, Cook; Lydia, Horner; is Betfey, Highland; Levant, Clark; Char- I milly, Dunn; Triumph, Anderfon; Beaver, is Gardner; Alderney, Chace, and Commerce, le Clerk, Engliih South Whalers, are captured by the Spaniards on the coaft of Chili ...

... T/im-fidlay's wod Friday's Polls. Ar)DIIRALTY OFFIcE, Dec. 29. Copy of a lefterfrom Sir H. Neale to Admiral Lord1 Bridport. MY LORD, St. Fiorenzo, atrea, Dec. 13. I HAVZ the honour to inform your Lord- Ihlip, that -he St. Fiorenzo and Triton captured, on the lith and 12th inftant, the vefels named bi the lnargin,* which are fent to Plymouth. H. NilX. : St. Jofeph, Spanifh privateer, ...

... ?? q L pP A, J a:nd Fridas Po I- -? '7Zi'ida,'4S ~d E ?? * O)NDON GAZETTE, 0&. 27. ADiI~RALTY OrFecr, Oc6. 27. -al tlter fi-om Capt Mar.:zo. of hbi AII - '5 /Ib hyF^ol-ard, to Lor(d bIrips; d 3l&wouth 5ounzl, Oc. 22. V NlY LoRD, 1 S v'-ompliance with your order of the 17th .tent. I vroceeded with ali poffiile dif c' to the fouthwnrd, and on the 2.th soil. ?? ?? Jarrived in lati-ude 48 deg. 22 ...

... L 0 N 1) 0 N, . y I ?? . . , ..I ?? i A nu as 'er of aldditional artizicers, ?? have b:een:1 taleeni ilnto the pay o)f tilt Ord- | n1ne n Ce ilc at tile 'Towcer, f; r thle ptliolc ' I of conipletill' fircljcks t!ied their actre- i I ments, ta fill up the vacaicie', ii tie I all lt airmor-v, vwhich have been miadc blv til gret , number of artirs de'ii-ered o.st to the dc'l.Fer ent volunteer ...

... lpartalurntla&r1 gltelnitxce. i vidwe-rAvC ' .- d' v HOUSE or COMMONS. It Tb u rfday,, Dec. 28. MSr Alderman LriJhingtotz presented a peti- tion from the manufacurers and dealers in clocks and watches in London and Weftmin- IT fier, figned by 476 perfons. The petition ? flated, that they had fuffered a diminution of 1 more than one Lalf of their trade, fince the b bill impofiag a tax upon ...

... 9. NEWS B' 'rile HAM3URGH MAILS. Iff T he Hasinorgh mail of yefterday brought !1s to Lord Grenville and Lady Nelfon lecters frOmD Sir Horatio, dated from Syracufe the t 22(1 of July, where he arrived with his fqua. p, dron the ipth preceding, having in vainex- plored almoit every port in the Medii~erran- t. ean in quelt of the Toulon fleet. It alppars, 4 that, having obtained a fupply of wat r ...

... _ _ _ ?? 5'lrIiG'~lo W -ll u1s'.>t't i-. cl N O VE M 1d E I 6. F i A Gironlde ?? hais captured, near f1 u1 the banks of Neifounrdlarid, thle Cler- mont, Brialol, from -; Couriiercc, Ca- liff, fromn N orlk to LTodonj; George,-, from Newv Y'otk to Madeira two Engli', velfels, and one Portugnef. . 'T'he Charlotte, Carpenter, Was loll on the L coaft of Labradore tfle I ith of Scptenihelr The ...

... obillbutro, ?? ?? .. - .1 . . . I I ,w This morning, the Fleet failed from Leith w w Roads for the Baltic. Yefterday fe'ennight, the Henry Dundas Excife cutter, Capt Gillefpie, captured, in n the Murray Frith, the James and Margaret fr o0 Ban,% a fmnuggler from Hamburgh, load- PC ed with fpirits and tobacco. The Henry *o Duridas and the prize arrived at Leith on r Friday. The people on board ...

... e~inuritgl, Oi. II. I 7 -r n- n - .l T I, - . X s (Eflumulully, wlT. II. Yeflerday, the Magiftrates and Council of r this city refolved to tranfmit a congratulatory i addrefs to his iMajefly, on the late glorious vi6tory of his Majefty's fleet, under the com- 5 mand of Admiral Lord Nelfou of the Nile ; and have requefted a meeting of the principal inhabitants, relative to the opening a fub- 3 ...

... - 3tlittu 14. This day, no mail has arrived fiorm Ire- land, which is probably on account of the re- bels having got pofefilion of the coall from whence the mail would be dispatched for Scotland. An exprefs arrived at Dumfiies on Thurf- day morning, from Genernl Nugent in Ire- land, which brings an account that the rebels have got poffeflion of Donaghadee, where they are in great force. All ...

... OUSE oF COMMONS. Wedunefday, Feb. 27. The Houfe having refolved into a Com- rnittee on the bill for fuppreffing the rebel- lion, a number of firong faas were adduced to prove the neceffity of forne fuch meafure as she prefent, to fliew that the trial by jury wras at prefent merely nominal, and inefficient for any of the ends of juftice, and the impof- fihility of finding either witneffes or ...

... toILonton, Gi5ard S. It was rumoured yelterday,that 22 French tranfports had landed a number in Ireland, but there is not the fonalleft degree of prob- ability in the report. The fleet which failed in November laff, and of which we yefterday announced the fafe arrival in the Leeward Ifands, was in every point of view one of the molt important that ever failed from England, as in addition to ...