... B-_~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ at .E .. 2Fi:,~~~~~/. (',;77r' LuOG~E lainA 5, 1-803. . .1 B.~Nl~R I/, irs., t lhn 1~t'r dar~ Of rb--n, N h neli' i r.rier,.April r. car 56, t rrtve,4tt 1~iikiscar Tavern, Nqovcastie- iri'rOn ';i. Attnrnsl'rr 'vp-. \Viliahs ksrkkev Nesscarrie.'e 0 7 c 't; Mr. Ch::rkss C oisiabler,. oe ir, i~;nsohd 'sInnit;' Rchjulw . oC n , *- Cf 'trkolsenholra d, s-'Cx rrch'rnt, ...

... S~PNwL YL~il-]riuTH, .Aecs ~l.-f4r eelthe Tupm+,d.~rilltni*2 f, j; g1uns; foar Ireland, bearirT ]. 'lag Or A0d`iral Lord, 9,lids¢, who wyill lhpist hWs Filan bi4rd''tle Hiieibi, 'd'i8i ith i -C4~wsand Biay; and thaneproceed join the Channel feer.- -.rrayed iahthQ Sir Jss~es Saunsarez hiredarsseii Lutt'rwith i~pftches from Oibralt'r and Si, John Ord&'ssadi ciii dizs; ahdthe Brig TYffin: Jane ...

... - SHIPi N12TU?&. Pi YSSrtT n MASCSIn 3 -Letters ftro 'Li -Topaze, 36 gwis, Capt.- I ne, tat-her prfie6lLe tescral Augerean.privateer, 16 guns and 9 nien, carriediinto Cork, is an ettrenmelystrongvea- stl, and well fitedfof fightihg or runnitg.A prize to the-Ve. tersan 6*4guns, Oapt. ewma, iayrived -at Torbay tfo dasr' since by ier~i learntss very-uxtra rcljary actcousitoffhblsia.. scs eis~ ...

... - , I .1 , , ? . . I ? o - I . .. . ,111,P I , X47 a . 'it, -? 7? - f , ?,, -L-j? 1, i I '~A ltte Loi Peang datdd'_d July,,Paysj - Afnhj 4 uce Lm~kafiVi6 i hl~alt~ ehave hoes 'I sta~inlbast~e Mj -.6'i~~nt~n 5lii~ ad fitted oitr a~arh- vesptfa &A~nmandedb 4`renehinan-, -f6eo ruieei~mi f~ejn isndA~itifil ChrdiS'& tins 14forlroh iqwe tsj all inasters (if velisels. I -r- ort, wvfth. his o opeOfce ...

... SHIP ATWs.. rxtraj~ of i Lctter froim an Officer (n board boig Mva- j~sty's shiip Arrow, dated Cathoageqp, 2 6th.Febj you'w%,ill, no doubt, 'bs not a little stur rised, wahen you , read_' I froln vrhl'lc this is dated, and dnvwh`~t'occa~sion we-ire u`~ 'i 1si1(v'tiwnr, onz the' 4.th of aftiar'. h-sailod.~frorn Mdltth; in: i conipaiy with Isis Majeicy's boni art~o ~n~,o q x~lfrtgilfd, and~ ...

... sass~ N~lW/A''! DfoveaR, Mutcu 6o,6AThi s mornint - parsed! byi hefe ai West india chip, last fronn- Ctroiboo to Londen; sht'wyasr hktacne4 by a Fretx-hiu.ggr Privat.cr last ssslhe offD ness,ivhilh Oce beat uff, br.t wi t h th I os ofher c1 eprcte, wh.asilled, ,,by a musket ball- Arrived his Ma jesty ,ship!Anib. ti ,iajrty's gun brigs Lotust. li-2irgity anti jaucikll ar`,lYed off-heire thie-af ...

... SHIP4 NvEWtS. DOv- n, IVA AItiCl t9c.-Fiver Eatilsleiraen ariivedin our Po ais i i: it ig fL en tl: e '.i'c iar th e Easct whiid blu-cvs so fre sh !at pr t'sPint i 'Fl ti.rpy Cto.1set i- tr tllouanhors to go through to F ttle iol-l.Jst ;lrrve in the Iserbot r ii'Lison, thu SwNe- d 'sh hip U mill mId Sophia, Captai'n \lst4iis. Commander, with I lagi =Abda1 r Kiia:l B--~Jitalbeb,l au Aliehqlflk ...

... .SHIP ATW,.' _Dn9A, MARCi! 10o-Ai!ved. the Tigres~s, Pio~heer, l#laner,- and Lcust un b irofro a cruxie off the Coast of Frao&e ,the TI gress and Pin~cher, sailed tgas1n his aevening for their sta'. ltioais Also arrivedl the speedy sloop 'frorn a cruize bff Busionge, a&nd renndd&A SaiWled 4he' B?nleta sloop on a cruize C11hapm1an and Lord Melville arqpec dt~fence ships to the w'eitward. LOanl ...

... SHIP NEWVS. The following Letter gieves some further particuiar* respeffing the. Mediterranean Convoy, and proves that few of them fell' into the hands of the enemy. . Minehead,. 6thMarch, tS6T. The brig Johanna Frederica, Michael Fran. Calafore, M~as- ter, from Malaga bound to Embden, came to an anchor in our road yesterday morning, having mistaken the Channel. The Master reports, that the ...

... S 41HIP W, .. B~ridear Qu~, Mwu 2 -Arivrdsit Trtay ist night, Isis Majesty s Ships Miniotaurand bfl~iencC-isd this .ifternoon they sailed again in, company wvith th ,e He~roto~1oi the. Peet off Fermoi.' ketmaini the VaI l~e, do Pa St lss, Dreadinought, 'bl'epiis1~~ndsaC.~ste, Bqllrophsoin, Collo~sest, l~ouratgeUx, ~W~rwr~ialeo Ba~go '1 uxisn4 erm in a u Margarit- OF, and lu~Tcsoa ARCIp~ I.-Tfj ...

... 31 Charles IT. c. 2. commonly called the Habeas Corpus Act, the methods of obtainingthe it ef habeas corpus are so plainly pointed out and enrforced, that, so long as this statute remains unimptachrd, no subject of England can be long detained in prison, except in those cases in which the law reqnireS and ' jstifies such detainer. Of great importance to the public is tire presenration of ...

... .I sflfpl N, 91 k P LYM T11, MARCIS.6.-The East lnd!auM aud SonthkSeat Whalers, mnde a iignal to get under weigh in theamorning of yesterday; h-t tie wvind we-s so scanty they did not nuwnoor. Letters irorn Cork, dated the iith inst. state, that the baygage of tbe Right on. Lord Garaner was emb'arked at Cork for this port, and as soori.asibael-Lbetnia. tac guns, is ready to receive his ...