... (kins, deer fttins, &c. tec. to fold for the benefit of the captors. The value this (hip amounts upwards of 40,000!. The Speak, alfo a ci-devant American Ibip, which had beer, fold to the Spaniards ab.ut twelve months ago, and prize to the gallant Admiral ...

... h head. wclve from | tU Majefly the mod having foundered m foufequence a heavy f ’ bl( „_, i .n fqu.ll. On board were The Speake/then bowed (sl'-.illy. and had taken ~ielT ,P forrv to fav withdrew with the Cuinmon*. I'Ke Commiflio- Poole and retired unrobe ...

... neceflary ; that it u thu which will remove the war from our frontiers, and will throw the- weight of it on our enemies. , Speak of their interefts, of their true interefts, to thofe who may not be affedcd by the national glory ; but would not-te Frenchmen ...

... threatened ihcm, I recommend to them the praftita of (ha focial virtu?*, activity, the luvt of their country, •ltd order.” Speaking of the Italian Republic and the Kingdom of Italy, faid that the former hat) excited envy and jtaloufyr-and the latter might ...

... already known, feveral interefiiag refledions calculated to gtre an accurate view of the Hate of our affairs in that quarter. Speaking of the arrival of the. Combined fquadrons, be pro* * VVbat their tfeninatioa may be. Heaven knows, aad the coofrquences of ...

... but wonder, after the cry that they, had endeavoured r..ise, .ihat they could come down (htt hoasc with fear ani sha ...