... 3 . 4 . the ossc a , e.s • Ship the klaribefots4h, ut 74 guns, near lief i 4. 21. K Of A into, took, possession ot, 27. An acecnot was Tu.:eked ot .ariother Embargo having been laid by the of kuss A tipon•the Britiilt Ships in his-fort,'. 29. Intellib- ...

... violent gale of wind on Saturday night, last, ship formerly El Thetis Spanish Frigate, of 40 gultsi Capt. Colt T I froni mouth for Madras:— She 'was towed till off the Harbour by the Man of War. 'Also arrived the ship Resotutiov, Capt. from the South Seas, ...

... Capt. and the Fly Cutter, Lieut . ,. Sritxs,, at the entrance of Flavre-de-grace, The Ship Cornewall s , from the sooh Sie 'Whale Vishery, had 'a severe, a French Ship Privoteer, in the night of the /7;h ult, twenty-five leagues West of Scilly.,.and. got ...

... Majesty's Ships Thpaze, Captain La ,Loire, Captain Na and 'Captain from a Cruize off Li Coast of fidvre-de-Grace. Friday a Court-Martial was on Captain So ny, the Officers and Ship'. Cotnpany of the A/far/borough, for the lost of that Ship; when it Arpe ...

... SiLERRNESig, JAW. His Majesty's Ship licid;n, of 32 gurue, CaptainPH IL I ps, for Spithead ; and the Bruiser Gun-Vessel, on a,Cruize. Tht Wookukh Store-ship,:and Many hi red Cutter, have arrived ; the former_ from Woolwich, and the latter frotp chathatp ...

... 'and wercr4:- tiler ;hurt but the quantity u,isoki hist week's ' tile tolerably large. Vary fine, sanipleli,were not t t n lost week, but any wheat .tinder the ;firs; ity was : not only term rkg.bly • dull ill slte, but Air lowa' : Grain °revery kind ...

... Armed Ship Co;tewarns, ar. rived at Madras op the 25th of August, and Lailed to Bengal on the followmg The Cori, Btu k, Walthamstou, Earl Marquis Welleiley, and Lord Nebo!, sailed from Madras for china the t 2th of August, under convby Majesty's Ship L' ...

... Goittioy, ars, and Ship's Company, and to his rassen- Itts ) for their very gallant condu6 on this occa. Non lb—and I have no doubt that proper conside. ittion will-he shcwn to Captain Galt DON, for his having so bravely defended the Ship and import- Cargo ...

... near Lieutenant.. .General 6a Riittta., the pen at and 1 the /aril - , after 'hiving up And driven , itito 'the place the :lost one tanoon it nook the entered -at ter . for its above 30; . ..i Prisoner's, it bat Cavalry , fithirv. - .Ube have of and „Gces ...

... eo s zi 4 i7 3 : 23 o f Glasgow, from Newfoundland to Demerara, all , itn, parted with the Ship Kate, for this Fort the Ship Fortitude, for Lancaster ; the Ships Laird and It . /Eaereva, and Brig B e t t iy, f ur L o n don, in a gale of wind ; on the 2 ...

... a word, in a 'War of movements, ground must either..be gained, or the means of resistance preserved_unitnpaited. If both be lost at the same time, it must end in the loser being re_ duced to the mercy of the Enemy. We conceive therefore, that it is to ...

... Dutch Gentleman, there ransomed him' from servitude.' Ha was brought on board a Dutch Merchant Ship to Amsterdam. The inter C. ,position of a russtan Ship Captain rescued him from detention in Holland: He rook his passage with that Captain to Dantzick ...