... Cursitor Baron. Last Wednesday arrived at Plymouth his Ma- jesty's ship the Lively, from Portsmouth, and the Preston man of war, both for Boston in New- England ; on board the last ship is to embark General Gage, who is appointed Governor of the province ...

... Liver- pool, is deemed a missing ship. The John and Mary, Cappell, from Koningsburgh to Hull, is totally lost. It was reported at Liverpool on the 6th inst. that the Liverpool, Fearnall, from London to Liverpool, is lost between Holyhead and the Barzes ...

... their number is to be increased to men.. - The -11u.;sian fleet, under. Admiral ,LITs 7 CB Arit OFF, consisting of thirteen ships of war, is now at anchor near the Setraglio. During the quent,storms at the present smsbn of the year, sc- Veral vessels have ...

... Abreveralcs, Oct. 4 . ),1. • MY LORD, ' I have the honour to acquaint your Lo - rdship' \that I sent the boats of his Majesty's ship unde r -,my command, last night, under the direction o f . i,icut..Bain, to cut out three large brigs, which 'I had observed ...

... and at ten o'clock she struck. The French frigate carries 52 heavy guns, and had 150 men more than La Seine. La Seine has lost the Second Lieutenant, 12 men killed, and SO wounded. On Monday last, during the gale, a number of fishing-boats put 'into ...

... clear of the Shambles ; found a considerable sea, running, but nothing but _what beat could weather with ease (for she never shipped a thimble-full of water till I came to the Shambles); A. very strong ebb tide carried nicto the westwaid, and on . for - the ...

... authorizing as follows: • Thai every ship which- takes on board three quarters of her registered tonnage in rice, shall have liberty to fill up with such goods as have been usually -imported by country ships.,--That - ships embarking in this adventure, shall ...

... Company's ship Sir Edward Hughes, Capt. JAMES URMSTOk.i Hawke ; Capt. DAVID BRIS. TOW ; and Prince William nerdy, Capt. ROGER BASKETS consigned to Madras, and which sailed from England on the sth of' September last, are added to the number of' ships engaged ...

... France. - His Majesty's,ship under my command has suffered much in he masts and hull; sails and rigging entirely cut to piece.s. Your Lordship will pereeive the Vengeance is superior in,size, guns, and number of men to His Majesty's ship I have the honour to ...

... either French or of any . othei, been. able, to enter the. :hathOtir.,. 'ship COromandel, of 41 guns, armed!en - hac; having on board the 2d West India ReginferiWs,tOtally- lost in the BurTa, near th : Island: of Trinidad ;• bt miraculously, though mote ...

... the Horse, and is now upon the Woo!sellers, near the place where the Impregnable was lost; the mien-mast and all.her sails are blown away. kdeep-loaded Mer. chant'ship is also on the WoOlseners, in a deplorable state. The Diana, South Sea Whaler„ Locx ...

... conduct of adminiltration last year, we we,-e secaring the -- co-operatiort of Ru , sia ; how had that turned out? . .We -had lost thp.t ally; and the' haugllty ' ifiswer. . returned to ,Bonaparte, we ,had enabled to collect an . immense army at Dijon. lt ...