... 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, ...

... PLYMlVOUTH & DOMC. LANDING OF THE GALLANT 31INA. PLYMOUTH, December 2.-The French brig of War Cuirassier, from Barcelona, was liberated from quarantine this morning. The desire to see the celebrated General Miua was so intense, that many thousands assembled to greet hin) on his landing, although a torreal of rain was failing at the time. He landed between one and twoo'clock at the Barbican, ...

... CORxNWALL. FAL MOUMH, .Monday. October Bth. The Staniner packet, Sutton, which arrived here on Sunday, from Lishon, in 1I days, will mails, left laying in the Tagns His Majesty's ships Revengqe, HLssar and Active frigates, N'imble culter, and lbe Arblluelz and Marlborough packets. On the 25th September in lat. 40. .0. loug. 13. 33. spoke Ibe ship Baro.sa, or London, 5 days from the C ove of ...

... 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 ...

... PLYMOUTH 8 DOCM Gnstavus Gidley, Esq. succeeds Mr. Fox, as collector of the Excise, at Plymouth. Plymouth TTheatre opened oni Monday ?? is the munificietit spirit by which Mr. Brunnton is met here, that ub less than two thousand eight hundred and eighty tickets, to be osed any night indiscrinminatply, were already phircbased of hii on Saturday last, MIss Brulaton and Mr. YateY are amongt the ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... REGATTA. THURSDAY last being the day appointed for the commencement of an annual Regatta, was anxiously looked forward to by the inhabitants and the numerous strangers who had been attracted by the occasion. The gloomy state of the weather for several days previous, gave no promise of pleasing anticipations being verified; but fortunately the day commenced under very favourable auspices, and ...

... -PLY1IOUWT 8C& DoE. Tbe members of .tbe ?? Naval -Club dine together at'Whiddon's. Royail otel on Siturda'y:.exi, to. celebrate the anniversary of Lord Duncanbs victory olf= Carmperdown. We are extremely happy to fild that the benefita afforded by the eslablishmanett of an ye Inifirmary in this,. town, have been grateftillyacknowledggied by the stifferingN poor of this place, and its vl~inity. ...

... 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 ...

... . 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 ...