... prosnlfes yen make me in the hopes a*f rctiprts- clty 1 si my part, ara i-.at applicable 'to the prefer,! af- fair, and I confider it fuperfluous to offer yea in return the prcniiie of my good offices in favour of a perfon in a -iifagrceable fltuation, which ...

... nice payns-tis oft 1o oreater be feetsic a that of one hullling), fhllX be enttI- d.'o he yr-cinepma ad as a mallet of a B rititis ft ' or s effle or a a Brtistibl fail or, or tasart:er proividc ci alwayx fthat ...

... Ias Sion of this country. c er- Ott the I th of April last, a Court Martial was I a held on board the Gatigcs, at Port Royal, Jamai- a y ca, for the trial of Lieut. Chat les Clark Dobson, a tg for utngentlemanylike condtitd towards Captait s ...

... Courier of Tuesday states, that in the case of Thomas Archer, a seaman, at Chat- ham, the Inquest gave a verdidt of Is torder's generally, and not of murder against Captahi . Temple, as stated in a former number ofthjt paper. Captain Temple is now in town ...

... ;d l-icti, tilr tile a sat JtiW ?? Englatndt, s i under con voy of thec Herctdle of 74 g uls , Forturnee arid n Suroevillaite frigates, -arid a stoop o a i r -a- tre Fitrebc squadron naive sailed for the His or. lit niah, is ws a sipponed ...

... 'l ate o'ck Cditors aset Jin-the, -uiitintnhpuf a1, a Unn atynhe, truhe, 'l5th A'yuff, one U4U ock, to inllrhim. -%rp vWEZAg|S^~4O clsft iyliw t be examined ia the Sheriff Court-houfesiJulyad8 i.4ch A:uS%, r12.0 lo tin _C~dt nssreet in Sack Bull Ilnn,i ...

... in number; and the 0- pox to fleet about 50 sail co vessels. T'his latter fleet blings a good supply of port wvine into the market; and several ve-sets h.ve within a few days sailed for Oporto, for the p erpose of bringing home large quantities of this ...

... circumsutances of a local and incidenstal nature. ti With respect tn the Rsisiqqsp fleet, the ca se is, if pousm5- ?? Morot- Huniliating. 'Wse have hecoote uratiaees where hV ih; Iwe ought, and shorn wvold hnave been, owners ; we have a taken a, a pledge what'should ...

... imprudent- tly sutfered the convoy frrqv Oporto to pass- up Chats- nel withoult protection, for *thich their Lordships have conve~ved to hin7 their high displeasure. A frigiate, three sloobs, and a cutter, are now cruising in the ivicinity of IBeachv I-lead ...

... 'Sata -Marth'a,, caiMe' psrsogrer, Mr John-' an( son, late Mate - of the, -hi p Vale ntine- of Liverpool chat (a South .Sea.-fimai), -which veeikiwas'i~otallv lost in*~O a Severa t n ira ?? Ggaq' 'n tie tha ~d of Setember Lat -T_ t n, and o ...

... Mal .piri a;,ty s..Qavernsiopentein~eiscussions, ?? the, pr , s'-of~biy Maesty ?? wihl a riference to the pe taj .':don lately 'peseate4itft Parlament, as a ground of thes par ! , ne~wdeterasnacioss,' tlsi. .psrtkh at, lepgth arreed' at- a nill ppint ...

... tkittg a statiton a-head and a-stern, with he tes itt.po hip as Ue' brig oil their weather bow; te artod Ill fi -. S. EL. with larisoia:d studlding sails,. atad all they stii cit ei auid be carried; chic seernitmoet hois.ting French Co.t lairs, at a. qearter ...