... COmmifflonejnZ~t'f Ztle AdmniraltyF, at GOUZrt Suts M rtil was' on 'Frida.y neld,' dnord theGtidiator, te .ori Lieuten'ant Thomas Vs iihyi'en, of the r'rie 9 s goi Dg forwasrd,,after a rnan 4~fbeen pinifhe4ali a~ag tere . I~the tlnip's crfew, and faying ...

... SHIP NEW-S. n, ARRIVALS,. it IAt yamaicc-!wThe Advice, Green, of and from this I_ port. At Pbiladd1phbia-The America, Hardy, from this a. port. The merchants and fhip-owners at this port have petitioned the Lords of the Admiralty for a convoy to fail ...

... „ISDAX rv-r-s-T, Feb. 12, will be presented, THE BELLES .STRATAGEM. ?? „f Hardy, by Mr QUICK ' fi- ?? that character originally at the Theatre Roy- al, Covent Garden. .-.Hardy, - - Mrs KEMBLE fl'-r.-li w.ll be a.l-lei!. A Fakcf ea'led r .ST PATRICK'S ...

... icd 3 Of on- DU ),)d ate kc. M per bb- ?nd lie cc, the ain character, and an inflexible rectitude Of con- e; due}. Captain Thomas Manby is appointed to the command of the beautiful frigate le Borde-S lais, of 28 guns, at Plymouth. Captain Man. ,i by commanded ...

... His Majeftys'fhips' St. Fiorenzo, Capt. -Sir H. Neale; Venils, Capt. Graves, Topaze,; Capt. Church; and Endymion, -Capt .Sir Thomas- t WillamsrwithTroops for Ireland ...

... Willintnfjii, ditto; - Hill, Vebzalm; Wm. Moar, Barnhoufc; ■•■ Huutp.Mol-of Wur-.viek; 1 1. orirc and Jol.-i ' Thomas Allan, Brick— is. Cob each Thomas Moor, I'm. Netherihuii. i. -tb ; Jerri :s ?? :: Georite Jobutton, Soutblide Baron,— 4s, eacb Alexander Foltt-r ...

... butter tv tliem till '' has alfo been made at Jlerlin, from the '■'' the fweet iuice has been preffed out. .nets, George Thomas Hiwkinr. and Ed- ?? al-riiewhins. were -in Thurfday | L. R. Ford, T. Robiofon, and H. Wig- Pfor .--ex-ruination, when the ...

... Hurfde/.t-eld ; tair com., p.ccic- , Mack hair. 3-_ut 3. yean c!d THOMAS DALE, Or nder, travelled vvitli a ma- chine, -jri-dir; knives. See. wa_ lately at Selby, anJ arm- ly fhe n^.ne of Thomas l-Junhar. JAMhS F. AWPF.RV, late of Ha. tington-opper. ?? n.ar ...

... of Foot. Tn he EnDgns without purchafe — Lieutenants Win. Mont- gomery, from the Carlaw militia. Thomas M Neill. from the 1 ondonderry militia. Enfign Thomas Counolv Maior, from do. Lieutenant John Rea, from the Sligo miii'tia. 40th Ditto— Lieutenant the ...

... Company for Scotland are Mr John Young, ?? Edinburgh, Hary Lnmsden, Esq. - - Aberdeen, Mess. Louden, Craigic, & Co. Glasgow, .Mr Thomas Sandeman, - - Perth, Mr William Clark, - - - Dumfries, Mr Alexander Innes, - - - El^in, Mr Robert Brunton, - - - Lcith. A_f ...

... in an ?? h u.tin ?? hurl -ut-cn, tr 3l uin s the: Nut:i.._,na;_ toad, n.ar St. Mi-v'i Hrrd.e. F r t.-.rt.cula.s enquire of THOMAS CRAYNE. in Derb--. I'HONIX .IRF-O.Hu:, L mi-^J.lreet, Und,*. PERSON'S in.'4jr_.! r.y thi. c..nir.anv,whore annua' p-emiums ...

... died. General S. L. Morris, Colonel -v of the Sixty-firlt Regiment, and Governor of Quebec. THE DANE FkIGATE.-Thomas Mills, late Purfer, and 'Thomas Henry, late Surgeon, C have contradited the report of the mutiny U being planneff'by. French failors allowed ...