... - ?? FALN!OU'r1 hqv 11, I;N3, ?? .A~nf^rNl .l ?? :.rT ._l. __ . .. I It . . ?? .. b e : ?? IfTA Titesdag. Wind S. WV, Arrived the Duke of Kent packet, Cotesworth, 17 days, and the Marlbro' pack-Pt, B~ull, 5 days, with miails from Lisbon. Marquii Wel- liugtont was expected to return to Lishob ?? cad iz ab(ut the 6th inst; The armies had gole iniro wwiter luarters. A lheavy gale of Milid took ? ...

... LOO . ;I ' ( l WI Ur ,. LONDO(N (-A - ?? J NfilARY 3 SI 1I:4It-Nf-iOPvt:E, JAITis ftvt 28., - A ilispatril otf wlti'h the folio8vill'i-is wt eopy, ha's be~i' reci'ed by Visinnt s leretigh, his ?? 's Prinlipal Secretary of Stale fu4r lur'igui Afib-rs, rfoit hic l~eeleleoy (general Viscouknt t lcartr fC^' .i Fi je;lels Amniasirdor REvraoridinary and ilellipoteti- tiarv to tbe court. of Russia,' ...

... ?? ?? ?? / A; Fgsxa~~leMNDN (;AZMkT;'E EX'ITRORDtIN. RYi; WEDNI ISDAY, JANUA IV ?? FTOR1IGN-Ok ritE, JANUARV 190h, 18l1. . , -D~tl~esf i2ieli thle fti in, 'are copies, have been erft bh t ViSeott-lvt r C_ tra gh , his M jesty¶. Pialtipal Secretary of Sttkte for l'oregu Afftl'irs, fromn Geneial Vii-count Cathcart, ?? his Majesav's AmIYI. bassator lxtraarditoary aniJ PMtipotenltiary at tihe ...

... - PL-YXiWUTH, febrzaury 16. - 1 1' vU A i I\IncAA . TFI l,-C M-mn ninqtnI Tuesduy. Wfind S. S. W. blows. It has blown a most terrible gale .uf wind 'sl night, hut the mrn, of war rode it out vcry ?? in the Sur-'eillante, of 36, Capt. Sir G. Collier, hart; from a ertlize off the coast of France. --Also, from off B3isque Roads,; to refit and victuai, the Boylle, of 98,gutis, Rear-Admiral Sir H. ...

... L(ON1)ON (.AZ.3.'11F., ?? try ?? FORE:A.N-OJ!'FTCV, Ulcruary t'7. p~lsP~t'UthS( of %oivh the following arc copies hive tswen ?? by Viscoutit t1astlereatgh, his Ms- ?? Principal Sccretary of SXlate for Foreign Affairs, liit General Viscount Catieturt, 1. ?? his LMajestv's Atbl,>ssdor E~xtraordillry ind 'Plenipoteintiary at the LIlrt of SallEtraordinary n St. Pcecr shurigA, January 8, 1813. Mly ...

... i . - .. ?? , i * - - -8 I Fridny. I^ ?? rnorowg i twli; twiotler heatittful Americani S~ib r, and ooe .the Iargest ever seewin this port,, ?? ei .(aptaini CffiI, ?? BOitrdeaia, with acargo, 1ein~lts~tii b~rabdy, witte, stiks, &q: b~otnntl to N~eWv toiak, capturedl > by thie Meldusa firgI6te, i Hloo. tPt; Bljuoveilq,'iuheScyia sloop of war, (ait. ?? rived our Prussian-vesssels ffoii Bour-, ...

... -= PtYMOUTH -pri1. I i .. .Saturey, . Sprig )O.-Viestetdliypuiihineain niseiivan t;)Uledcolbinia1 ptoqihqae, ?? the JBelle. Ni~e, 36 and Ferr~y coqtter .-.Saiied the L-ditspu'r, .26;: -Wasp,:l;. -anal ibxbouIld, on; seporate eizes. off.lbe weoasth. 4c.66C(Waute mov Av fieai briw Litlei6Wg, fro. . cotahiied quie t for .an Wittg oll e ,okal vnka be ajdls Wedneitay: der itl c ro ; ?? -phident:74, ...

... I - ?? I. . ?? .^ . - ?? ?? T/^ltrSdtF, Win4N. Arrived the Ftix paket, Tilly, with, knai.ls from thb Irazils;'.9 vweeks passage;- left at Rio JAnetro the ffqkof *trise ptcket, Blewett, re- fittil, kiavhingiatl a severe eigaagitnemet with an Anie- rica privat.eeri cifate Carracas, for six hours, the pac- ket sticceeihkdiin biagiti oT 4the A'mieticain, but ivak iriieh cut upi in iails ...

... PlYM OUTII , AV, 4. 4I I Aftryr. Wind E. 4: F.; rai'n. Mr. Hago, 'coroner for Devon!(mt the absenc4,qf Mr. Whiteford), held an in- quest on, Saturday on : iiew of tboe body of the cook's shifter, who was se atlcl'to dieath by bvitig thrown into cauldroin of cocoa bywiblack~man, on board the Salva- dor del Mumludo it l-atnoaze, After a~patient investi- ,ation of the leading featiwessof, this ...

... . PLYNIOLTTII, ma.j 18. I ;. iMand~r.:. ~ltnlVsiud uiab iiaflrr ?? by tele- grapclijertler tim Cas'losWf 1O gifl ?? RlaaAdfiirmiia Foofe, (:itaptain ifci&e ba' tni n 'iard la Ocneial Qificer alzdl suite fexr; ...

... P.L;LYMOU '£0X, May. s5e 1° l1 Ilondray. Wind S. S. W. cloudy. The temains of the Cap)tain, of 74, borlt in Hamoare and sunk, were ?? up hy tile yard lutoog atd two line of battle ships., andare wn)W safe on ure, and out of passage way. The artifidert on completing- their arduous job gave niae heartyecheers.-l his morning the baggage of the Salop regbi'efiit was embarked from the Barbican, and ...

... I .I LY'OUT, Jne ?? ?? - ws8 -1- AI - ?? -I - %; ?? A. ?? I v a ni'thftl i f Alonday; Wind variable, tair. ?? in We nvauuIue,9 74, Capt. Sir M.XSeymour) Bt. from Douarnex Bay; te'r- fit, overhaul her rigging, an1d have ber toain-iant newly! shipped, having ?? it in. aigale of ?? eighbt transports with tlhe Salopiai regiment sailed on Satur- day for Cork,' at which port it is tupposed they will ...