... CCOuN9 r o JBONARPIRIE. 'Tte 's'essicraran! sth Cii? ears- of Bosta- C ~ isfril,i~ the tei! of (I Althil Exigrant, 'tpbO Va Si 5 i ~. ,'esi~pssii5. It Ptas traif/ltettd b a toinyl us~'i't~~sh'sn:,to schsn, the Freneb author is iuizd .-n-xeI1s kissoz, 0is et pl~mit iy/ unia,-pt'iche~d pr-obity, p] canud4orezr, ind go.iijs,./'i' arid tberefore the uIt-ra- VI it. irbe con/~dcred ,authenn-r. ...

... AICCOUNTl OF 1RONAPART-F. . {C~~GeI}iaI/nmC/l'l2 en' LiiO.)| I E l withdravinig fromt the focicty of his comlradc; .F had gieco him a rudenef, perhaps a ferocity, in his - manner ; and fubject to violent pallion, h.s '.llger a- gainift his young compa'1i005 lotnietisrs anioutcd evmo - to fiury; the inlflianee I ami going to rereat is moot cllarac e-riflsc. f Every year, on the 2zith of ...

... St-lIP NEWS. It The Raven brig, Capt. Saunders, is under or- r- ders to caivy -.ut dispatchcs to Jamaica. r, Rear-Admiral John Thomas Dockworth, Esq. y is appointed Commander in Chierf on the jamein- ca statj ol. r Extradt of a letter, dated Judda, Red Sea, june: ;C 24, I80I. On the Sth inst. the Rockingliam, s, But cr, struck on a sunken rock, and w-ill bz i- obliged to return to Bombay to ...

... S 1IJI NE. E S. The damnage that has been dole by thc ?? M,: storms aleong the cotst and in the Blnltic, has been vcrycon'iele .-(SeeSlipping ! 'I'he destintition of thle sq uadroi liiche l'l-i ratel( firon tlie fleet ly sigiigl o-F Torbiay abi oo' thie Nvciteks ago, tnder dlt coninuaid ot Con- rmodore Essington, i3 uot knowniwl biit Ivpot9 states it to be the Cape of Good Hope, the Cuim- ...

... We continue to receive accounts from various e quarters, of the mischief occasioned by the late ) storms. The sloop M'George of Kircudbright, firom Dublin, was put ashore near Kirkandrews, in s Borgue, oln the night of Friday se'ennight. Crew saved ; but it is supposed the vessel will be a wreck. A ship, with about three hundred passengers, s from Newry, in Ireland, bound for Baltimore, was ...

... * : I o 0i e d ito i o1t cotll' in Ctai in Iolloho- .1; r ol t of thc c.apture of the Swiftiure, in j ?? ximg lcttcr to Lord Kcith. On bow d LdI bdiz.i ible ig 7ibtonz ,ly Lard, -Road, z4tb ]Iu/y I So. y ; tlh infinite concern 1 hav, to inform * .w.l. Lc:-Jdllip of tile Captule of his Majestv's MIat .hip Swiftsure, by a squadron of French 'pi' undler the comnmand ?? Ga- Hiviu- scparated fronm ...

... I - s-bbol ping aub commerrial I The Benjamin, 1.allder, is lost in'rinity bay, Newfoundland.-Crew saved. The Albion, Gray, of Flull, from Memel, opl)t set the ,d of NoY. ill the East Sea:-Onc bcv drowned, the rest of the crewv saved and arrived at Elsineur after being six days on the wreck. The lFlaxton, Stephenson, of Hill, is k|st in the Baitic.-Crewr saved. The John, Jones, from Chester to ...

... ?? -7? . RTI, -iIcro, 1. ?? I -1 bisi ?? Year. 1l. IC, Ch~-Valicc (IC Renalil', rhitr Ile! ?? C lid I, 'VJ 11-aW to ?? the mi-irt r that young utoh wiioii he did juffibm, 11otsirh- fe i:no11 Ihe bixtei eiin of his mnatter,~, whorin 11i' hard flubiorli citaradter hidf generally ?? * unx&rjendiy to hilm. jThere, was, in that y-ear, a pro-N. in--tion (if feveral iif thle King'-s puPils, whom ...

... ACCOUNT- 0It BOAN1PARrE. (O in , - , Lat.) ?? in his temper, and wholly occupied by his cxx Pnrfuits, Bonaparte courtecd that iblitotle which ierxcid to conilitute his dclight. He employed during a long tilme, fomc of the hours clloxwed to rc- cr cation, ill cuftivtriug as a little garden, that fpot ?? feil to hi; fhatrc, of a confiderable portion of grcotud whici xx as divid'd criaong us. ...

... SHiP NEWS;. The Aikmar armiied s:1 flittc, is under order-a for th ?? Indies. VVe understaud she is to take in troops at Poitsmouthi. The LResislaoce frigaf c, ou her pasmage cut to Qnebec, took a Spanish ship from Cayenne, wvhicil sihe sold at -Quebec. Captain Digby- zs share of the mrize-moriey amourted to betlvwen 50001. and 65 001. The King George, fromn Hodeonl's hay, arriv- cd at ...