... the i.4eat of a war, but we do not learit1i.t there:is any ap- pearance of a prefent dhange of adminiftraticin. Gen. Sir 'Thomas Trigge, is expefed het-e to- morrow, to embark on bbaMd the Juno. frigate, Capt. Richardlbn, for Gibraltar. 'The Amphion frigate ...

... Dart. raember for Cokhester.-on Tuesdayi.ast, at Chester. le-StrCet, Mr Michael *obson, clock and - watchlmaker. to Miss Hardy, of WVapping.-OO Wednesday, at the same place, Mr John Si'pson, jun. Machine-soaker, to Miss Jane Willismason.- n Monday, at ...

... Esq. el-arged on the oath of John Green, .Mary Hardy, and others, withstealing various notes of the Bantk of England, and nloney, to the amount of'upwards of 1001, the property of thle said James Hardy.. Last week a dreadful fire accidentaly vbroke out ...

... that diflria. The corps is to e commanded by his Grace's eldeft fon Earl Percy. i An offer has been made to Govertiment by Thomas Hogg, F Efq. of Appledore, Devon, of his Shiloping, for the pur S pofe of bringing over all the military that may be ftationed ...

... loop 'of war, Capt. Clinch, parted company ,in this gale, and has not fince been.heardof. The, . Courageux of 74 guns, Capt. Hardy, with the.: ' Ihips for the river, are hourly expefed to pafs Ir this port; and thehVenus frigagte, Capt. Matfon, F isefteed ...

... C;ents. tl to bx Captaint. J. WiT, T. ludder, CGits. en be Lieuts . th' Ifle- of Wight Voi nCtcers. Soulh Ball Battalion.-..J. Thomas, H. Smish, : ents, to be Lieut:nantts. G. Woe- e flEy, R Kemp, C eitt. to be Enfigna. R. Lydall, Gent. no to be Ad~jutant ...

... Stockholm Ditto ditto , Joach ffubner Stetin Ditto timber ,Pet. Norbeck Gtfle Ditto iron 16. Nile, Howard Riga- Newcalfle hemp Thomas &-JamesDaltonYftadt Whitby tackle Two Fiiends, Pinckney Petertburg London tallow _, J.-J: Waltis Stoickholm, Hull iron 0 -O ...

... dif tribution many may remain inadvertently loaded with ball ; injfances of which have occurred laft' week, in. this town. - Thomas Harvey, a private in the Newport Vo. ,n.eer Cavalry, commanded by Major Biffet, has bcen convided its the penalty of fip, ...

... . w Cornetist the North Regiment of W~elt Ridingr Cavalry. B At Goldistgs, Ham phirhe, Mrs. Ruffell, relisil of FrancisvW Thomas Ruffell, Efq. and daughter of the late Rev. S. -Se Kirdliaw, D. D. Vicar of Leeds.-On board the Katesd in Congon River, in ...

... Sulphur bomb, appears to have taken on (he Bath, a new furvey of the Boulogne coaft. 't'hey vwere joined by the Immortalite, Hardy, I.eda, Fortunee, and Bloodslound. They faw on the I Sth a convoy of wtenty-two fail -of brigs.and others get into Bou. logne ...