... ?? - - - - -- I ip r, ill, 1) - u :? 12; .- ? The Gaaette of S;Itnida, e ei.;ii3s the parti- o'llrS uf the afirair on Wdncsda. Gi'i Iot:logc. t appca-s that the Arch-er un-mig, reinforced ipat of the crew oa the Ic-:r ?? took thc I iclhl g -wsscl. T'h c wij:r four vesses went i:-to Dcd, v:.-re the joint captorc of thc ?? 7,!d (rit!ii. 'IThey conristed of a doager,a ! .-imvt, and tuvo ...

... ,:?7bip .0- eluz-,. We Irc ?? teit arirvai at P0 inouth on Sunday ?? a ?? of 3o sail, from the Mcditerranen We ar'c LIanpy to state, that the St. Albans which unilhckily ran aground off Lanudguail. on Thursday ihnit was got off-, without the dJ.- gcr that Avas apprechended. 'The Spanish Govc-nmcnt, in consequ-;wv u. rcpresentations from oumr Cabinet, has- . peremptory orders to the Commander.. ...

... ?? Belim We lament to learn that the darmage done by the late tempestuous galts, both along the coast and in our parts, is considerable. The Ply- month letters state it to have been very great in Catwater, whcre, among the trading vessclt, it has been general. The l oyal Sovereign, the Im. pettieux, and the lFoudroyaut, arrived on Mon- day from off Prest. The Royal Sovereign has lost her main ...

... 1M)4) JR-ebao. ns His Majesty's ship Glatt sn is arrived in Leith is Roads, to receive Admiral Bligh's flag. We are at length forced to disbelieve the ru- te mour of the detention of Linols's squadron. In- It telligence is said to have been received, which f asserts, that no part of the squadron had then :h made its appearance in the Indian Seas, except e- onlc frigate, with Soo soldiers, and ...