... the Moucheron, of !6; Niohc, o. to; Tlupaze, ot 3ff j Trriwbridge, of 16 * and feveral fmall craft. FALMOUTHu, Turjdar, Aug. 2i. Arrivetd the Refo- lution cutter, Stoneham, frons a cruiHe; Viven, Ruf- I'd, from Dartmouth * and Live Oak, -A4plcby, from 'Peiszance ...

... I ?? . !'LV'MOUX'H6 DC. J, ..,2 .s7. . I .2r'c Win.- d N; W;.Wcloudy rind mniitcr. savlii(1 thle S('OI' pioi, ?? guns, caplt, Snntail, on a cruize lf i le C(gIlt1Of fi~tc~egiltkSil' I ?? -bri~g, ^rwit'l ai. goodt vlrew, ..tun}ri ?? t7 the vuw1 of ?? ca4pr ...

... Onl entering the town ewere assured D that thle menmv Ito the number of' about 25t0, occupied T the town of Gessendof, two miles (Ustallt, anld further, j, that it contaitnied the depot (of couiliseatod iereiatidize. J, it tvaS resolved instantly to attack ...

... iiil I nut -lrfive beic till the 524th or -215th.1 1 have Quw honour to'be Awnt U XL LISE' (/1rlt J a Letter finns Licistt.-Geierai Sir Arthur 1;u'llestejl to J~Lod Castleracgi;u. MY LORD, Tiatecra de 1(4 Jetu'v,zJ~ 4 Ace rdiog to the WMTar'getljt~ Wltiih ...

... our cpvalry antl wuns had ?? to retire. .Va1/ or of Of ricers killed, geourned, and missing. ; Kiid-43ht Foott-Lieut.-Col. E. Hull, Captain E. Came ron, Lieutenlnt J. Nison.-96th Font-Lieutenant iD. ?? Shav, 4Md regilmncit, Aid-du(Canip to Brigadier-Gen ...

... Brinc:ss (Cl'arlotte packet, from Lisbon, which niay be hourly .pected. Ex-IOnTII, j ctober :31.- 'Since my last arrivdd the. Mary,; M~ay, and Fraerxd, jWbbpr, from Br~stol; D~ept- ford, WMlIIV(M-;`tl~ix n snb Holmlan -; Wil. Dam, Laws; and thebi`oti i'zas ...

... afternooon, anid thle command in the village devolved t ulpn the -lIon. LieUtealllt Colonel Cadogan. J'he troops in ruentles de Honor were besides support- d, when I-pessetd hi tle enemy, by the 74th regiment e Ilcdier .Iljor Russ'Il Maiamuers, and the 88th ...

... solme alarm among tne 6pestytorp. some of .whonp teweered a lilkc enomenon to bavee-akehn.pplae at the time of the grcat. ;p d awful earthquake at lisbon; and ct is Aeaced that' ?? event of it like nature him oacasioned the present. he winds have, during ...

... containing the corpse, attended by all thle boats of the fleer, passed down the hurbdrir. All the men e f war ?? tminure ?? a1!d wheni the boqly was received on board the P'elorirs, of'18 gllts, stifired 17 minute guns. 'lire streets of Dock werelinied. ...

... aiad Neptiue, Flyo, ?? convoy of the Garn- hieP cutter; 66od Friends, B1arfett,j for Cork, with' eyfler; Ant, Victory, fur Plymouth,; with timber; a1s6 a few light colliers for the northward. DRV' O lN ( lC1T~ n HOSiPITAL, April 2. 4At bisday's cotinittlee ...

... Halifax, 24 days passage, briiigs no information WuIV matters are-likely to continue between this country and Amuerica.-Sir J. 1. Warren had s'iat I Ni. ship Junton, 40 gunn:, with dispatches tramder a flag of truce to Newv York, slhe hal not returned ...

... LapFwing sloop of war, for Milford, to be stationed as a guard-ship there. . Sanday. Arrived the *ivid, Ward; Aurora, Moe- hea~d; and D-Avid, Coville, all fromi Lisbub, 21 days passqge; eame with a fleet of 14 saIl, under convoy of, the Galatea frigate, which ...