... Li liams, from. Pc-ie; . Ceres, White, from Millford; Good Intent, Marfett; and Shaftfbury, Andrews, from Weymouth; and De Yonge Chriftopher, Luningj from Dantzick. Sailed, the Crown, Efter, for Altona; John, Wood- cock, for Niewcaftle; Litchfield, Collins ...

... Tomlyn; Jane, Lcaver; Bir s. -therssoyer, and, Notteighamr-Siggus, ?? n Samuel,: Young, Nancy, Holdby;. Tuptoleissuls, Wood; Oak, Yong, Supply, Diamon; - Succejss -Harrio4; Polly, Bryer; and, Venus, Smith, fIron. 1' Newcaftle; Unity, raggas; Autumn,:Reacock; ...

... iTucker-, of the Roval' Navy, arrived at-'Mr., Doindas's office, ?? Streetij with dif- patches from the Right Honk ~Sfr George Yonge, 5overnor of'the C'ape ?? Hope.-We learn shat the: 'late difliurba~b'ce ia thie interior' of that~colonly have been. quelled ...

... at my retur n. Pro- he vidhd you live long; and in perfe4 good under- (landing, I'afm cohtcn'ted, and aie with pleafmsre. ol Yong lfing Vang, rny fourth fon, refenibles me e: in niany repilecfs. He has all the talents requitite ra for governing the State: ...

... Dijon, that the Army of L Referve is in the woft brilliant Rate. TFhe c( troops are paid, the corps complete, and all r the yo'ng men wel' exercift d. G A confiderable fleet of I'ips are now lying i\ at the Nore, bound 1or the Baltic, and are ex- C peiced ...

... numerous French privateers which infefled that quarter. Captain Prebble obferves, that his reception and entertaiiment by Sir G. Yonge and Sir R. Curtis were friendly and hof- pitabte to a degree, hononrable not lefs to his country than to him. The Ottoman Porte ...

... flag on ?? George, 'of t lo guns. Capt. Otway, of the Treat, is appointed Sir Hyde's Captain. . It- is faid that Sir George Yonge is comin'o 'home from the Cape of Good Hope, and he .is to be fucceeded in the Government by Sylveler Douglas, now one of the ...

... Street, Bloomibuty Square. DIzYD.-Wlliarn Arnold, Efq. Colleffor of the Cuftooms at Cowes, Ille of Wight.-Mrs. Yonge, wife o' William John Yonge, Erq. of St. James's Street, and one of the daughters of the late Humphrey Pitt, Elq. of Prior's Lee, of Shropfhlire ...

... tal Death. s Thurfday were- married at Milhlrnok, Mr. W. a Ralph, an eminent butci-ert, -tO.Mifs Bifhop, an accomnpliffed yo,-ng ladyj botli.of this place. t This day the annual Carnation Fealt was held Lion ;.few- competitors offered, but the company ...

... Houfe in a Comm-ittee of -Supply 8' the mo- tion of the Chancellor of. the JEleqner, a variety of Reafohtions were voted, 'Yong whicln was thafoilow-. .ing:_To the Bank }fngland, fori Corx, 1BO6unties, ?? Obrneaed to be received to-norrow. Mr. P.tnhftart ...

... Hac co:D nrmo-atio qtiafi exprobatio- eft. Pamphilus and. Charinus exhibite-s highly-coloured pic. tures o. g..y, dtfipated yo.ng men, wh:ch were fin=1y COt. trafted by tise experienced remark aof tile antient Chremes' Amantiutm irz, arnoris inregratio ...

... pointed Barrack Maaer at Hilfea, vi` Weton.' 'R. Beddick, Efq. is appoiited agerxt the byal Hofpital.at Plymouth. Sir William Yonge, Bakt. landed hre laft- night' from the St. Vincent merchautma,. from the Wefl Indies. The 37'th. regiment bad loft a great ...