... idFleet. n Sailed L'Immortalite, of 36 -guns, Captain H. FloaZ ,n tham, on a cruize to the Wefitvard. PORTS MOUTHJMJN. 20.-Thismorn'ing arrived Hi1 t Maj cf's frigate La Loire,. fronr a cruiszc; alfo the. o Champion chtter, frorn t4arc'ou, witi vso'anded men ...

... ITan-ckLr. - A utoriaysZ, Mr.Mledowcroft, C ray'y In Mr. Parker, Bury, Lancaleiret Mofes Mcnsmatt, ofd-BAroisgharni, grocer, April 7, 1 , May g, at ci, at-Guildhrall. Attornley, i\ Rexvers, Niconlas-laue, Lombard-h1cctrt.. Aprl 21.: DlV7DEVNDS. A l . . April ...

... trsated hbini a a perfon whom lIe. oona fide coac,;ivedl to poifes fuch authority, god as a part of the Treaty weas irntadiately to be excested by the enemy' fn Chat by anamlling thins tranfacilon (4n.as far as his' Miajefy', Of. flcer was a ...

... te:R cy A lliau. a Bank Stock ' . .- 3 per Ce. t. R : a. per 3s ('un 6on. 9ss4 6s69 4 per Cent. 7/ . g *- . I u i:, :o S I ,Io- 9/ , i rglini ntT ick ?? a 5 Pler'-Ct. Navy q . Enlfi lot, Tic-, s per Ct. Loy. 9 SI5f s o c - Lg . A. r i ...

... of May a. Roehefort, and was to join the French fquadron in hbout a fortnight. It wasconjediured in the ?? fleet, fror every account that could be procured, that tie com- bined fleets, if they fucceeded in eluding our' vigilance, meant to make a pulh to ...

... M61`r R. 4ind, a er.H. Stevens, and A af. ;1the Aoira.la a G Ceptiinks f trhe Navy.-Tfie Ne ltutean, a Navy Club,, pat-ronifed- by Ear St. Vin cent, was ect erday opened at the - Sring Garden- Coifee.1~oufe. - , - . : ' l. On Ts~efday af, as ...

... Ye -ooav ItIC deilelte; I was a itranger and ye took nsa in; and nal;c-lt l I and y clothed me. I was fick and yc vildtd nia; I .as in pfrin erf*yc carne unto mo. In ?? of the ?? breaking up of the army, a nesoj2rrrc, and a grceat number of detachcd houfes ...

... CONSIDERED, V7hin a difference tirofe between the Eait India Company ne thle Private M~erchanti, trading trudcr the Ad'l of 173 of fuch, a ,,ooptieXion, aiid of fuel, a magnitude, as threatened a reference i~~~nn ef Parliernien't, iL a var ...

... underitood that a ballot was called for and granted. The refult of-which we 1hall flate on a futare Opportunity. Th'e ideathrown out by the Minifler, that the In- we h1ma be a, refource in cafe-of a funnre 'war, 2'wehope, the econmencement of ...

... : d TN'lit MAID, Or ?? z!,; n1 - i a II I tti A genteel lirly, a younig Vfrnr';ca r'o 1 c needle, get up lihe linlen, s ill er 'rI-c lcr ho i t Io zt' u avauf to any Lidy the may hiave tci, alio - to ?? *. ,i a-tve a gvrd charaifticr has ...

... and Sarah Davis, when they were afl refpited durispg his Majefty's plealure. A paper of yefl'erdily contains a ftrange' flory of a man going home with a girl of the town to a houfle near the Apollo' Gardens, who informed him that the people ...

... Prenajinst. *r -A ?? acc;ic kne lately happened at Mt;rnate;- yal ' A yi'in of war, pni at ?? 'i the IoS rnei' aost bi &vsen miles fio di the iPier,' having occaifion for a fu ipplyf f e i w t r tb 3 i5 - il wa: h fed an a r id- tf a ...