... 1 ?? . P NEsi 4 8 Isr~ ylable of truth' ith te poto nac E~T'RACr 05'~ .LE-rrs TPRos,,M 4 Oritat~0 b~,OARtS TZIE oai1`i~rOS, DATED AT~ StA, APRIL- 30- O0n the.%3th ns't- ill the eve~nin~g, we oser~ved a Daish hp wh'ich ,was to -win11dwarid of ?? 'upset, it w'as at this time blowing a lieavy gl frmte ohard, and there was a~ high~ sea, r unning w ?? e, fo 'the purpose of 'savintg thle 'lives, of ...

... ' SHfi' NEWS. ?? L PYMOV TH. ElMY 24M-Sailed jc uglamps, 36, Ioire 8 C 0and L'Aigle 44, on diffrent cruiz~esth 7 hrstyviitltbuliocks forh Sir R. Strachan's squadron; the second for the Coast of Ire s' land ;, and the third for a temporary cruize off the Black Rock s; and then on a cruice to' the Southward. Sailed also the Fly, _ cS, and the Unity and Indefatigable privateers, sin a cruize ...

... Fromlihe LOQNDONf GA,17Z TE, MAY 27.. | ' f 'BANRKUPTCY ENLARGEDz: ' ?? Nesv Goals'one-street, Whitethapel, sugar rc- fin~r; froul May 35, tb I; - Sylv.Mayting, of anclr tnetclant- Juned4 25, an' JulIY 8, at lthree, at the Brislgwsracr Asnn, M~;tlcheatei. Attor- nlies, Mtr. titssitt, Mlanjsester, Mr. Iha rmsu, Lraven -street, Stranr' 'William Robinson, oRManchesrer, cotton' spinner; June I6, ...

... ,i.YIP NEWLS. , Po0TsMaOuTss,.MAv 26.-Sailed the RaclhoioSe sloop list : night to ?? Collingwood; the' Trihune ?? la Baker, just appotintedto her to join the Chainelfleet ; and the a. Polyphemus of 64.guns,. which, is ready for sea, to Sr. Hiolen's- Arrived the Clinkergun-vessel, Lieut. GleilandthleDefen dergon vessel, L.ieut. Nops, from a cruize off Havre.-Rear:Admiral P-rvis will hoist his ...

... ..SHIP NEZVS. PnRTSr s uj'i,½ MAY .z7 Arrived 'he Hearsa brig. owar,- and the. Explosion bombb wifh 't'e Camferdo v- and, Bouser .tranrports, under 'convoy frain the Doivns. Carne up front,. * Cotoes Roads, tle Ha 'rnony tran-port, Captai Pl, ointos. . fltped down to .Cowes the Ville def ?? irigate, Adrniirel: PLa~IYso50rsi, 1M44v ?? in a 'Paippanhuigher from: St.. Martin'is, detainsia by thle ...

... ?? : . ., u A I JE VSI . ' ?? tenorV fv . Addstionl51 Insiau`6tOn'. to the- Comniannde'S' of'1 all 3sps or /XWar. and .lrivateers, that have, Oror sa iave, Letter -Soft Mte~ Given at; our, 0 onrt At St. 'James's, the 2ist di y ~ lyU6 1inthe 46th yestr of urjreign, 1 Wherease we have ever beein deilrous tO Preverit jite; stvup tion beitig given to thL trade and corntnerce of every-state its ...

... FROPXRTY TAX AND FREEDOM op TRADE. To the Rt. Hon. Charles.James Fox. SIR ;-Having since 1784 uniformly consideredyour political theories as beyond every degree of comparison superior to Mr. Pitt's political practice; believing also, that nothing is required to carry these theories in- to practice but honesty and resolution, and being an elector of Westrminster, I cannot, to avoid the ...