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... 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 ...
... undergone no change. d The Batavian Minister, M. Buys, had received his y first audience of Paul, the day before the death of the latter. Five days after he was presented to the new d Emperor, and received assurances of the Emperor's d favourabie intentions ...
... Portsmouth, with fish, .&C. D RvoN and EXETIR HfrSlPTAt.,, APIiso- O'A b Day's Coninmittee 23 2tients weredifrltar of et to were cured, 7 received benefit, ani 4 faor -nsnic d.tne i alfo 17 werc admitted, atnS wi l dents. - n.. ' 1, D -E, ?? VHE Creditors OfELIZA ...
... Rev. Dr. Spear, the Rev. Edward Back, of this city, to Miss Wheeler daughter of Williamo Whpeler, Esq. of Park-street, Bristol. Married, at St. Aadrews, Plymouth, NV. R. Jarvis, builder, to Miss Jane Pptter. This morning died, after a few days illness ...
... son, at his house, Stonehouse.-The Lady of Mr. S. J. Squire, attorney at law, at his house, Pike-street, Plymouth, of a daughter. On Monday last was married, at Topsham, Mr. Williat Gove, of Exeter, to Miss Grace llill, of Topsham. On Thursday last was married ...
... From the LONDON GAZETTE, May is. DowsxNG-STRF.%r, MI 11. I ISPATCHES, of which the following are ! D copies, addressed to the Right Hos. Henry D Dundas, were last night received at the Oflice of the Right Hon. Lord Hobart, one of his Majesty's Principal ...
... tel;' t:nce that the tro.J:ps frorn India for Egypt en- t-red the Red Sea on shcir way to Suez in Detembcr isaer Accounts n'ave been rcceived ih to*n from Lbrd 'iilirn1 ReArnick at Venice, stating that a teport had theenrec'd-,cdh-d;e, whici was gen'-allv ...
... Wein~erboay ano Cbturotap'o L!olta From the LONDON GAZETTE, Yuns z. DoWsN G..aSvtaZ , June 1. I'D!SP'ATCH, addreised to the Right 1'onerable * Henry Dindas, of qliicb t te following is a Lopy, 'was this day received at the office of the Right 1IJr. Lord ...
... has appointed on llds side Gencial Stamfo d and Cnunsaljor Arnold. Priussia and Piatsce are the niefiator. There are strong grounds to believe that the prepa- rations making along the coast of France are intend d for the invasionof treland;' and.we learn ...
... Tjaster in Chaijcery; A. J. Ball, Esq. ptaii in toe Royal Navy; and W. Bensley, H-. isW. Welby, C. Bayne., avd T. B. Lennard, his GCzette co-tains an Order of his Mijefty in Cotin- 3tcd the 4th infract, reciting that advice had been re. d from L-,rd Nrifoi of ...
... oerees Pit. Pii ?? ido a'zains. the Allies5, with- Iesta ,,-pt a Cosmliiinir A,.,d wbits, on the arlher han~d, ent iji t LW~re ?? -intEtig'an I ?? ?th I Co IrI .-;J C. It r - 1'IFat'.* r any shitt, to ?? V at- has -.tcreired every thing, I a.- spr-ad ...
... Ganthealime's squadron. Ode retort states, that he is lc'ei-d up in one of the ports ol Corslca; aseconti, X that Lord Keith Nvas in pussuit of him; and a third. w that he ?? hen d- teaced bv Sir J. B. \'arren. e Russia and Pr-ssia appear to act in unison ...