... feull, and was killed on the fpot, with his mutqziet and bayonet clenched in his right hand. Ver- diet, A eidenral Cea ?? the Spy, IS, from the Dswns, with a valuable convoy of coafters and colliers. -Arrived the Spitfire, 24, Captain Seymour, with 3 sfmugglers ...

... London, %viih ati afforted C3'go of mer- chandize, for New-York. Tbirfday. Wind weit, thick and hazy at meridlan. Sailed the Spy floop of wvar, Captai. IPay, wi;h a cor- voy for tht Dov30 ?? the Dover cutter, Captair. Sharp, fronm a cruiie., Monday- The ...

... o i«rht made country, and the me* against the Use against the Bata\iian _F oW could operations the French .j fc not at prea spy in the Baiavian Kepi. (rv> wf to the sent actual war with ■ French are crowding y tl,e ditetranean full of troora - m lile « ...

... Ci;;ron, P rtcler, for L'iin; arid Fortune, Moop e, for Tenby, with-feveral light culn veirels. -FALUOUTNi Zrfl f ify. Sailed the Spy floop of war, Capt. Charles Hay, on a crnize; tlie Granths_ I paclket, Wade; t*ith the'mail forlamaica; theGuern- fey Lilly ...

... his able Assessor, the thankt'of the County, and my particular thinks, must be due. It shall th'e'studu of my life testify spy gratitude to those Independent FreehoiJert who supported me. I also feel sincere-re* pert for great majority those alio erc ...

... was employed by Government to give information when the expedition was sent the Helder, has lately been arrested I*lushing a spy. Newspapers from Philadelphia and New ork, the 1 Sili May, art- received. The Spaniards, in completing the cession of Louisiana ...

... cholv relate, part two human skeletons were I found in the hold ; about 100/. in tin case, in different pieces of and silver ; spy-glasses, quadrants, silver spoons, hooks, clothes, bedding, &c. chest, containing several dozen fine shirts, | umbrella, sword ...

... tite ceremony, He was seize oe the same more or fess and conveyed i the pedlar teeling interested in the dre | yas an 4 Ne spy, {Mr John ‘Tren a ue. tors, when ited in the Tem-| = to accompany bim, taking with bin ‘ Also, for a term of s Sat i i xibi ...

... on the flotilla cannot avoid considering crisis its trial inappropriate renewal credit that great which confidently French Spy been arrested at Kesseldorff in —Tuesday for (2 yrold c ) M R beat Mr Wilson’s eh 3 to Comrade on Sally Mr Panton's Mr Watson’s ...

... afw tvs the same. The moon tftn, is eclipsed to loinuie. exactly Mt. foretells, have heard, and 1 be'ueve it, that has got spy glass, through which, lives Royston, he can see the horning mon-tains in the moon, plain as we can see our smelting-house fires ...

... LEATHER 22 llhd? EARTHENWARE 3 CatetilATS 1 ate BRELLAS. PARASOLS. Stc. 2 Bales SI.OPS 7 Dozen BRACES A Varietv of OPERA and SPY GLASSES. TELESCOPES, FOWLING-PIECE with Apoiratns complete, WHAHINGAPPARKL, BOOKS. &c. For viewing the said Goods, and further ...

... Norway Hefston, T. Gryl.'s Truro, James H;*he Launceston, C. Lcdibiidge Ciraropond,R. V» ..rren Truro Newton in Boy ton J. Spy C llingion, H. M. Hen Penzance, Thomas Re.td Liskcard, Josej-h Childs Redtuih, Peter Pender DEVONSHIRE. Ashburton, Joseph Winger ...