... GREENOCK. SAILED, C'fr. TO. Jenny, Hur.ter, from Barbadoes, fugar. Malvina, Hartie, from ditto, ditto. Caledonia, Wyiie, from Honduras, mahogany. Sally, ecc-t, from Larr.adc.es, fugar. Neptune, Rodger, from Chriilfrna, deals. Jecme. M'Arthur, for Liverpool ...

... informed, that in consequence of the approach of the nights appropriated to the Benefits of the Performers, the New Opera of MALVINA can rd only be acted one night more, which will be To-morrow. This present Evening, TH1URSDAY, April 27. s Will be performed ...

... plunge his dagger into the bosom of Malvina, !r when he is himself stabbed by Shilric, a Scotch pedlar, (Mr Mackay), who had joined his ranks in the disguise of lMor- ven, the slain chief, on purpose to succour Malvina, who g is now restored to her father ...

... him in bat- tie. Conal being deferted by the remnant of his ar- riy, rieecs with Er-gon ; they signt, and sir--, both tain. Malvina is a v.itneis of this event, and be J-Om-s a fpeechlefs mourner for fonie time over her •.ofcand's body, at length bur.'ls ...

... 14th August, 18ASS It becomes my dury, in c nsequence of the death pf Captain Smith -to inform you of the capture of the Malvina, by the armed schooner, Ned, of BAii- timore, on'the 13th Marchl last, in lat 40. 10 N.. long. Ih W. after an. action of one ...

... LLOYD's MARINE LIST-March 11. 1808. The Malvina French privateer, of 14 guns, was taken 16th ult. in lat. 44. long. 13. by the Guerriere frigate, and arrived in the River yefterday. Th?' Lydia, -, arrived at Liverpool, failed from St Kitt's . 5h Jan. ...

... Wednesday morning. Crew saved. The Herald, M'lsacc, arrived in the Clyde 4th inst. fronm Jamaica, carried in with her the Malvina Christiana, Danish vessel. which she captured on her passage. The -rriton, Bell, from New York, struck on Oporto bar in going ...

... Dalrympie's w. (d. Driver. Mr Aitchisoln's y. end w. b. Malvina belt 1Mlr H. Don- pu I das's b. d. Racket. an r Mr Baron Clerk Rattrav's Redwing run a bye. atl Secand Class. A-TrAitchison's Malvina bleat AIr Stuart's Trimmer. Mr Baron Clerk Rattray's Redwing ...

... receiving some warm soup, tie soon recovered. There was no vessel within six miles of the Malvina at the timne he was discovered; and, for many hours previous, the Malvina had been becalmed. F he dog, therefore, it is thought, must have been a very long time ...

... M1'Leod, - -, at Havre 26th ult. from Clyde. Lord Vernon, Skinner, at Rouen 25th ult. from do. Mnry Ann, Tenw, at do. from do. Malvina, Jenkins, at do. frolh do. Messenger, Thomas, at do. from do. James Annand, Queen, at Nautes 26th uit. from do. Arethusa, ...

... off -Algefiras, about 2lth Nov. retaken by a frigate, and arrived at Gibraltar; the maf- ter and feven men wounded. iThe Malvina -, of Sunderland, Sharp;withcpals, is towed into Hull to refit, having loft both her mafts, by being run foul of. The Sally ...

... D.I. Duke of Portland's c. by Lottery, 4 yrs. 7st. 41b. I Mr Bigg's Little Red Rover, aged, 8st. 61b. . 2 Lord Berners's Malvina, 4 yrs. 8st. . a Mr 1. Day's b. g. Burgomaster, 5 yrs. 7st. 121b. 4 Mr W. Smith's Denoies, 4 yra. 7st. 4!b. . 5 Celwick, Cactua ...