... ?? , Ot - ?? TS'he folnwiia!* ?? wbich has reacved t¢vn froT siris, 'is \nferesti-, chiefly as ?? tlie ?? en- tertailled ir*re, upon cotnit 'rcial subjects; and the ek- oetitatioln& winvhb .hve lreen foimelof der nidvan- t.tges from resuming the ?? between Fraaec' and the l iotet1 States of A~iwricat- 4 $fs , Ji. 1, T810.- 11 The mnev.' ants have lately ?? sr cral colnere?ci '0i1 tile ...

... I l . .FALI~ioum, INlAncii 5. --r . war . 1. I - .. @ - I TWed(1 esday, Feb. 27. Wind S. WV. Sailed his ma- jesty's ship Surveillante, 38 guns, captain Sir George Collier, on a cruize to the westward; Susan, Treluddra, for Penzance; Toni, Tulley, for Liverpool. Thursday. Wind S. W. Arrived his majesty's ship Arethusa, 38 guns, captain Mends, from a cruize. Saturday. Wind varia)le. Arrived the ...

... POR7' NWSI3. -PLYMOUTH, MARCTIl;, 1891.- Sunday.. Wind W. S. W. rwaip. Ca&ne in, after a passae of.19 weeks, fromr.Ma.as, the RittIeskake, of 18, capt. Breiner, with the ''1bn:t apt Petershain antd several otber offcers, with dispatcs foir .Governiment and`-thl f1hn. East India Corpapy, The fior!ner, capt. B; di-';apt. P. carrie'd up expr ei, and-thew latter were ?? by MAessrs. Birdwood,'pd ...

... 1; . I ? I ,, , i;I., I I F i - - ?? li A I O?J.. ?, ?? i . , , - ? ? -` . ?? Afa?l - - ?? WIII tinauhtfrop S. W, to N. .A rtived Izs Naieqsy.p';jbip, Cyane, 18 gunts, froul Gilual- tar, Itast friuln ;vu huice she .brou'ght a ia I tile Princess Cbaujupttqe-pictceti, was-in the 'fitu ;, -aid Was appoinited tt) sail for; EII-wlauil with mails owthe lOti- intant; the Cywlane'is dato tlf4 brou ...

... I PLYMOUTlH, JUNE 12, 1810. . - .1 Jr I ll Vv., AA, -. ) .s -vv Saturday, tunc Il1t. On Monday the 4th Devon local militia, Colonel Sir M. Al. Lopes, Bart. was review- ed and inspected on the Hoe, by General England and IMajor-General Thomas, and their Etat Major. It is but justice to this ieiv. fine body of men, to say, that the correctness thei ?? in their different mancuvres, was so ...

... FAL4£OUTH, JlULY 30. . Tuesdtry, July 24. Wind variable. Sailed the Princess Elizabeth packet, Forresdale, with mails for the Medi- terranlean ,td the Duke of Montrose packet, Bluett,' with mails for Rio Janeiro. Thursday. Wixid variable. . Arrived the Sandwirh packet, Sckuylper, with mails from the Windward Islantis; tile Princess Amelia packet, Morso-m,. with mails from America, 23 days ...

... A ,i?! I RI O. PLYM(jul , ),;Ly 3 i. . . .. .1 Sunclay. Mluch and heavy rain. Came in -the ship Nagdaliiia, 'Thompson, from Loudon, with a cargo lor ()purto, put In in distress.-T.Sailed and put back adlio La Niemen, of 44, captain SirrM. Seymnoqr, bart.-Alsb. tbe Wolverine and her convoy, for Gibraltar, from Ports- mouth. This is the third tiuve she has attempted to sail, anrd put back ...

... PLrYMaOUTH1, A, ..it 7. Nlondayr. Wind variable. Catime in the transports Vi- gilanti, Robert, Sarah, Hunter, and Symetry, from Lisbon, w ith iinvalids and sick soldiers. There were on board tble transports 400 Melino sheep: sailed the I 1th instant with .35 ,sail,'under eonvoy of the l'hraciani, of 44, parte(I company off this port, 4nd went up for Ports- ?? in also the Portugiuese ship ...

... -ce .. L xZ. ,rroll, t e LO)NDON GNU2ETp1E; )oWNVtNtN-Sl~RLFIT, August S 1810. A dispatch of wh!ich thle followjitg is an aitet, wasi; tlis orntlinu received at Lord Liverjlol's Olti( , ad- ftlrssedl tO li.S Lo .lish;1 by LieuLt 4.ult GIentH&al Vit illt t Wijoglionrt, tiattei Alverca, Jul LftlN . ;. ' The cavalry att:ihtedi tu Gemllal Cmafuril a ?? ?? rcn,:diieil.iii ,1iv villh.e$ near the ...

... I ?? ?? . .,I Sunday. Wind variable. Came in another 'drtel from Morlaix, with a few passengers. She bringS aI account-that things are in train for a negociation of pri- soners. We hoape jt willprove ?? gallarnt .Vice- admiral SirE. Pellew, bart.'s, elegant house andd ,rounds attached to it, in Haver's Row, calleil Hampton-house, bas been purchased by the Rev. Dr. Hawker, vicar of Charles, ...

... I Y . I v I - - 17-1C Q L' -,;r n - qn Satiurlag, Scpt. 22. Wind S. S. E. sone rain. Came in I'Auguste, of 14 gruns, French privateer, of 106 men, out from Bourdeaux only two days, and had not nmade any calpture. Soe was taken after a chace of 90 hours, by La Rhin, of 44, capt. Mialcolmn, which ship fairly\run her down like a litnted ?? from the coast of Spain, dated the 12th inst. state the ...

... FALMOLUrH, Oc'roBwiR 1. n ?? w .I ,s A '1 . . 7 1a -. \ . At ?? I-.. CAI- ?? Nv $t4alurday. ?? E. Arriv.eod the Qoceen Charlottte , packet, Mudge, with matils from Cadiz, 20 days pas- Sage, no neows, of importance from that quarter, where aftfiirs renmainetl much the same as perlast accounts ; tshe enemny b,;ve not made any progress towards effectiug its & surrender, onl the 6th inst. his ...