... .: 4 . I' PLYDIO - . ; .. _i:t December 98th.-Tbe Raiger, CaptainuPeter Fisher, arrived here on .Tbuzrlay morniug from nPorts- mouth, and .16- Pioneer, .Lieqtenant Favell, ?? ,be Downs. .he Ruinger, ?? taking ou board a tuessengeri who had arrived at Goude'v Hntel, saile4. JQlte, eveqing, and lhe Pioucr esterdi yi orning, iojoid i E.,wen. *There~appears. to be no longer ang doobt that these ...

... I ? ? - . - - 1. II I - I . - P.T ?? ,I ? t! 11- ?? 1! -IC ? - ) ?? I , - . ! - ? ?? _ . ? I 1l'Pip Fqrge, E~taii Sa i n a ,C brn¢a.;njd'! vourgi toigurout ot ~iarIborib o ?? he wjld, waa so.highythat~she~drired jauaon of the.;iranspt~arli~g buoys, and knocked salti:copterofher ?? jbliied'heor itoalbe~tlakeu,in'.ioil.k),k. all 'itandjnag;e.*n We~diesday' even in, 'iben, the-, ecessary' ...

... PLYMOUTH . SA TURDVAY. January ibth, 1823.. On Monday the 6th instant, the Annual Meeting of the Plyjmouth Eye Dispensary was held at the Guilditall, when the Right Honourable Lord Rolle was elected President for the ensiuing year, and the Rev. Walter Ratcliffe Vice-Preiident; and the Commiittee was in- creased from 13 to'. 24, in' 6rder lo ensure a foll altend- ance at the Quarterly Meeting's ...

... TPLYMOUTH. Taeday. Feb, 18th. 1823.-His Ma- .frsfy's ship Jupiter,is uowv ready for Sea. The Furniture, Wines, &c.belongluggto Lord Amhersi, are arrived here; from London and put on board, and his Lordsbip is ex- pected here rora town the latter end of this week, to.' proceed in her to liidia, to take upon .bicself the Cow- mand as Governor General. The Fly, 18, Capt. Ciirson, at tbis port, is ...

... . FALNOOUTH,. Febmrary 17 .-Vrhe Fame. StEpbens. which loitely sailieditroiin -P1enzance foi St. Michael'ss, put hack on Satirday last, after having been out 23 days. She had beeh 70*n mle1 to the we4ward, and encountered a series of giles fro n the W. and W. S. W. by which she suslained multch daine in her hull, sails; and rigglog. On Tb hnrdii, 6lth hi statuai Mr. Thomari Parsons. parish ...

... WEDNE~DAY,,APRIL 23, 1823. OnI Tuesday, the 15th' ifiant, at Bitton Vicarage, Gloucestersbire, the Lady. of ;the Rer. H. T. Ellicombe, of a daughter. : IYEARRIED. On tbe 8th instant, at lBukfustleigb, by the Rev. Mr. Lowtides, Mr. James;Powning, Jun. oF Falmouth, to Miss Furneaux, of 'the for mrer place. DIED. On Saturday, April 19th, at his house in Montagua- Square, in the 71st year of his ...

... A French frigate (La Constance) bas been some days crunrlug ofl the Lizard, professedly to look out for Spanidb vesselb; but she has annoyed several vessels of our trade in a way that must not be permitted to con- tinue: on Tuesday she boarded the EIiza and Sarah; from Cardif, bonnd to London, and detained her the greater part or the day. Tbe Earl of Morley, Sir A. M. Lopes, bart. and Edmund ...

... FJLYNOQUi% k. DOQK. PLYMOUTH, r May 20, 1823;-Ih'e Tke.#b,. Capt. Redie, passed up Channel yesterda'y, froml Jamaica,. for London.Captain Alfred Matthews, B. N.. who came jmas~eoger In her, was landedr here out-of a pilot boat. ?? Rover. from T'eigmtijonth-. for. Newfoundland, was spoken with on t3d April, in at.- 49. long. 30; the finerva, from Teigoanoutb- for Newfoundland, April 'rd. In lat ...

... PLYMQuTHx 8 DOC. PLYV.MOUTfH, May 27th, 1823.-Tbe outward bound East Indlamen are expected to sail this Evening sbould the wlild continue fair. flis .11jesty's cutter Vigilant, arrived on Saturday, frow Caoiz, In I I days, bringing a Brilish and Spanish Co(urier wvitl, iigportaut dispatches for Government.- his Alajesty's cutter Dvarf, Lieut. Gould, commander, arrived here on Sunday, from St. ...

... PLYMOUTH & DOWC. PLYVVOUtH, June 2d. 1823.7-P.tie ?? Lanrgmead, of the Roboirough LncalMilitia, is appointed Lieutenant-Colonel Coimilandant ofthe Ist Regiuleut, or Plymouth-Dock Local Milltia. The Th'istle, 10, is ordered to be fitted with dispatch to return to the African station'. Captain Sir John Pbillimorb, knight and C. B. arrlyed here on S, inday to take the comimaud of thne'f he is, ...

... PLYMOUTH 8or DOCK. PLYmOUT1-, July 15.-l'he A merican ship Falcon, Eamries, from AnVterp to New York, put in bere on 'ednesday front contrary whids. She has a great many rassetgers on board, atrionrg whom is the Count de Msseonis, son ?? Bonaparte, (about 2.5 years of nge, and bears n 5triking resemblance to the late ex- Emperor) with his wife, a daughter ?? Bonaparte, and lauily. Whilst at ...

... FAeLMOUrTT, Jtul 14.-Tbe Sandwivz packet, Schuyltr, which arrived here on Tuesday last from the Brazils. with mails: sailed from Rio, -15tb !Uay, Bahia, 301h May. and Pernambuco, Rth June: offl abia, fell in with the Portii-aese squadron, consisting of 1? A4ips, hlockading that port; Lord Cochrane, witb a ?? of battle ship ?? 8 frigates, was 10 leavues to the south- wvard, at anchor unaldr the ...