... I ?? iV I S. I I..al , .. :r , ,, -1. *. S~ux~i*i. .i 3ri'dff til brjg Mi~ie.rvart. Ie~IoiiriM to Co}-. creky:s~let. 411ed0 t'roit~ Yaliwavrs tbe#;4t May, 9si~ Edth J4 fleet of LraxIsiprorte¢aIldUirh#ItibfllueU, cuits1§eis, 'of abouit .50 sa'i: ?? CO~it ?oyf b h Majety'. shop A)- a;uais ?? quarhlie. _;s ?? SQ*;i1Pt the park'ifp.Iiery .ired a triple royal salute befMre, GovfDr1mq*fl.hqpeei :dnl ...

... PlY.moUnH, June 9. c Fridaiy. Came in the Amnerican sehoroner Purse, Captain Turner, fomoni -outoleaux bound to New York, r vith braudy and silks. She uas taken,. after a Stuart o chase, by the Arniide, 44, Cliptain Dunn, and ber sails an(I ri-ging were utich dama-ed by the fire of the Armni- de, whiich was Ao brisk that all .the erew ran below, an'I h when taken possesgiin of the Mlaster was ...

... PORT NEWIS. PLYMOUTH, Febrinary 4. Sula rday. T'le Fortutee, 44, was chased by two Frelleh frigates off Cork; but being joined by the Endy- mion, of 44 gulis, they chased thc enemlly's frigates in turn, ?? lost theni for a few dlays, till last Mondfay, when off Scilly, two leagues S. W. of the Island, they descried two large frigates in the offinrg, to which they i inmediatily gave chace. The ...

... PORT NEWVS. I PYYMO UT H, Jllny 5. Fdridy. ~We are happy to btate that our gallant towns- man, Rtear-Adlmiral Mlartin, is to hoist his fla- on board the Abottkiii, of 74, in the Baltic,-Letters from Gib- raltar state that a report had been received there from ni orea, that an 84-guri French ship ha lieen capturec by a British 74, after a desperate action uf four hours and half, in) whiH . the ...

... 'PORT NEWYS., PLYMAIOUTH. Decembe* 1. Saturday. Sailed ihe Barham, 74, 4ith ?? for the flcet in Bejitheaulite ?avr.-Letters from a''offileer of the 21st'dragoous, dxted thl heg oi g' .Sfeptetmfherv '150 miles uo ?? c'utnitry,'siate tit 'the wtild -af-. fres are terriblly sava e, alli avirig nolesiedl tibcjilize;I Caffre farmers, plundcriiit their farms. adi kruotis, and sometimes' setting fire ...