... fromn Trcland. :Sailed the Plover sloop of war, with three Swedish vessels atid several toafters,'under convOy, for l.ivcrpool. Sailed the Shannon frigate dnd Rose sloop of lwar on a cruize to-the Westward. -o F't LMObTft, FEB. 2.-Sailed his Majesty's ship ...

... -~ss. I EXCHANGES, 7. I £. ...

... Counsel called the ailen- Sail -tion, of'his Lordship to a decision of Lord Eldon on a the -t ilo ,with I petition ex prte Kellier, in the bankruptcy of a .peifson of packe the name of Wilson. In that case the Bankrdpt was a Sailed Prqpriet6r of eleven sixteenths ...

... peace with France, to 'the speedy -ruin of lis country I His Majeony's ship Salsette sailed fronm Madras, the zoth September last, touched at St. Helena, *s December, sailed from thence the 6th, and arrived at PortM., 1ut thie 14th ihst. The Worcester, WOOD ...

... carry eat the YMails of the i6th instant for the est Indies: the orders for tl -s her sailing are not received this ?? ?? Office; -sl she is not,therefurh, expeded to sail - betore Tuesday. The :h le Townseid packet will take out the next Lishoo Mail. cl ...

... D-P5- . DPOU~t. 0 -- #~ ~ ~ HO - g ?? -'GRA~BE. ?? > ThjS wfas an anppeal to the. Homage' to obtal4 the restitusionl of nine-.sail nfthedline, three-lFrench. -lagss.and about 40 pieces of cannon, captured by the defendant, a British 'sernan. Ia t appeaid ...

... STRACHAN, with seven sail of the line. arrived at o at Barbadoes the 8th August, and iminediatelv sailed for Martinique. The brig Recovery s~rrived at St Vincent the With July, and was loading for 3 Port Glasgow before the Menie sailed. 1 GP.ErNocE, Sejpt ...

... wa.s ready to sail, and was not taken of' till the August following ; that the ship might hAve niade helf'vage, gope back again,. and again returned to this country, withiin that peried and that in fast, ivheri she To asallowed'to sail inmAugust, sheIwas ...

... -'not come -on board, an- other sail appeared in sight. On this, the Captain held 2 consultation with. his crew, whether they would not make an effort- for the rak: Dfpreserving the ship and -cargo? They agreed; a press of-sail was accordingly mnade, and they ...

... I'ORTSMOUTH, FZE, ?? ni-ht the Plilli~0 f Captain Smaith, anchored at St. Helen's, liavsin., rigate from of: St. Maloes. -She sailed again this m0lcig5, tzo ; Albicore sloop, Capt. HennijkLr. g, Witt Tuis morning 1,!..Seine frigate, Capt. Atlkins ca, into ...

... were nor, at the period of o receiving it, emliarked, lie shocld sail without them b In cotsewquensce of the unfavourable state of the weather, lt the Atida6rions, in. which lie sailed, was kept beating t ?? ill the channel; but at length, on thse 16th ...

... neral-is expeited to-i'noirow, anid to sail i ediktel; for S5uth Ameic. Sailed tthe 'i'hames frigate, Cqap. Taylor, for la- -naica; and the Curiex, Catf.^Sheri.. for Barbadoeo; ai lrge - convoy for the Wvestlndies sailed with th'en. aia' the Blpche, Sir ? ...