... ndd ilacagined her satis, sne but in the art of brittcgiag tc, to take porseasiijn of cer, t* ?? toi)sails rd cc bine in t1he ilogs' and the Fere sail of !ieatise splcit re os the Okitleolce of the uincd; which the i ateer ?? tok the advantage of' and ...

... having sailed frsm Spitlhead in conmpan5 witb his Majesty's ship Inefxible, and the Quebec trade, on the 2d of Jll), in lat. 44deg. North, longg -7 deg. West, I had the nilkttrtune to ?? sight of the convoy in recoun',ilritlga straange Stlivcilss sail ;tstern ...

... Mfinisters of State, and the oflicocs of the arm, tom remain am their postto anasit the orders of the King. Admiral Penrose sailed from hence to YlTglimzo. to bring, his Me jesty to his capital. Iii a few days his 'Majesty s arrival may be expemtedt. Ad ...

... discvetred 'ir ianlno Udd, rse wind at N' Ei Nt a inent was hast in giving pursuit, atnd every sail prescd bv his Swediih Mla;vsty's aptiadron; 'From the superior sailing of thie Centaur and Iniplac.1ble, they were soon in advance tlie close of the-evening tileolense ...

... shot a-sWr. itr sails and rigging cut tlough irrrt esninti; - hu- sails and rigs- itg in the same -way ; but tbel Granshappecr, I ano s-ray S say, is a great deal damaged in t hesbull, tsle esain: spariit shot through, shrouds, sails and running rigging ...

... otn sht re, I mite sail to a indivard, in tie hope of lteo tilog Iheiri sit far from their oitn shore it to be e ale to cut them IIil. 1itrinog this to ble the proper opportitity for suilch aii altriaplt I I ioi'rilialely i..saile all 9ail ill shore, ...

... coach-maier. S. Headen, Lime-street, London, insurituce-brok'er. J. Birch, UttoxeteT, Statford, cntli~, S. C. Gregory, Portsmouth, sail-maker. T. Richards, S!. Jt:hn-street, Clerkenwell, baler. J. Budden, Portseu, shoe-maker, 3. Mavor, jun. LeadenhiJl-street ...

... potter, Uikeston, Derbyshire, tallow-ohandler- T. DaVis, Bibury, Gloucestershire, dealer. IV. Brown, Milford, Pernbrokeshire, sail-maker. J. Davis, Bristol, tanter. C. Flawet, York, vintner. -. . N'iciolsou, Plymouth Dock, woollen-draper- T. hi Atkins, ...

... painter. [Alexander, Carey-st. J. Firth, Manchester, cotton-spinner. [Johnson and Weatherall, Temple. R. P. Jackison, Liverpool, sail-maker. [Taylorand Roscoe, Temple. ...

... Exmineter, Devonahidre, dealer. Attornies6 Alessrs. NViniburn and Collett, ciaricery-!anc. W. Hlorn, Queen-street, Lirneolme, sail-mAker. Altormey, Mr. Ht;nt, Surrey-street, Strand. W. IHod-res, Kew, Sirrey, corn-dealer. Attorney, MrVRssrton. New North-street ...

... Instructions, or such as his Majesty can approve.' . The Gazette .trntains also ;accounts of the following rap. tures :-Eleveni sail of victuallers, and two armed vessels, their.corvpy, ,oin.g tq Barcelona, by thegallant Lord Coch, .rape, in the Impericuse ...

... tewhrd. The armed ch0ooer Eagle (Philip Maltlas, master9 with a CT`W Of: ten9-Italians' before the mast, ane- an Elsish mate) sailed from Mqlta for London with a cargo of fruitj on -tfe 2d:.4',Noveavber 1 O8C. Feliruary 2d 18(18, passed Gibraltar; 15th, half ...