... Loaland, of rranquebar, J. H. Durickfon, with fugar, I &c.; Twelling Reges, of Altona, B. D. Mitzi, with fugar; Donis, of Flentberg, P. Honck, with hides; Carl Walters, of Flentbunrgh, Jurgen Smith, with hides; i-iuckamnfibe, of Altona, D. W. Dickfon, with ...

... With salt.at ret privateer, Captain Hosier j she fetl i l Lioness, Jamaicarran, one of the ou~d for the West-Indies. By her is lt ha feared the flecet was dispersed in ?? ta t are entertained for the safety of ?? d. CaptainG Gahurch, and an armed tr P ran ...

... Boutcher, of this city, brushmaker, to Miss Hill, ?? of Mr. Diggory Hill, wool- merchant, of St. Thftas, near Launceston, Cornwall. Married, at Plymouth, Mr. H. Hensleigh, of Yealmpton, to Miss Square, daughter of J. Square, Esq. of ThurlstQn ner Kingsbridge ...

... !p(rlc of the d'tinuricin wh:ich still exi :s brireen ?? tar:d Ihlaitovr. nh cih, he cai!, niiht, by .drC eiti i into Uw! i.m rr ?? ...

... English frigate, Capt. J. Hampstead, had entered that port, i.d carried off the following Swedish ships, vie. Te- Jemaque, Capt. Claus Sundberg; Importantia, Capt. O, Borlin; Aerbatheren, Capt. A. Berlin; and Sredcn, Capt. J. Maneliu;. The English forced ...

... sustained damage. She brings intelligence that d she left Sir Hlyde 'arker's fleet on the l5th instant, all well, within twenty leagues of the Naze, about ten d hours sail of the Categat.-In that sea it would be d sheltered from the strong winds which have ...

... Dart- mouth, five from Totnes, and nearly Midway between j Exeter and Plymouth. d The Eftate confifts of very prime Orchard, Meadow, n Pafture, and Tillage Land: there is Lime-flone on almoft D every Part thereof; and feveral Lime Quarries are let at ...

... is wanted; and it -laay be taken for J'wu or Three Monthis.-A Line. deflribing thc SitU3tion, and nielition- itgehe Tesno, addreffdeto J. T. at Mr. M£Y rc's Li- brary, Bath, will be dluly attented to. T I M B E R,-D~lvor4. O he SOLD togeth4ei or in} Lots ...

... return of his Messen- I h coltinlues to be reported, that the Chief Con- disl iscd to meet the wishes of our iMinistry, and Lo'd St. Heleu's is destined to be the negociator. his morning Mr. N. Vansittart arrived in town, bg landed at Leith, on Wednesday ...

... r have rairen seven colliers, one belonging to Bsighton, d ard twov bound tliithter with coa's. , At the licreford Assizes Mr. Waddington brought _ an action against Mr. Whrele!r, of Burford, for time s ?? of 4901. be:i:6 the d&flerencc between a fore- ...

... apply to the faid J. and W. I COLLIER. A l'lymoutbh, 4thApril, S80. NEWTON BUSHEL TURINPIKE. N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the N Tolls arifing at the Toll Gates on this Turnpike r Road, call-a or known by the Names of GREENWAY t GATE, a=d mIrWEEK SlDE)GAE ...

... Thompson, master's mate ; John Williams, mid- shipnman.-lMonrrh, WV Minchin, Lieut. J. Marric, I.ieut. marines; J. Dennis, Lieut. 49tth rest. MCessrs \W. F-i. Swymniner, W. J. Bowes, T. HIarlow, G. Mor- gan, Philip Le Vesconte, midshipmcn; W. Joy, boat- swain ...