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... more expeditious and cffec- r tatul. 0 r~ Mufiic, D~aning, &c. by appioved Millers. The Tcrms (which ae readonablv) =ay be known on Applicatioo. f D>EVQN¢S~IR~i. PTr O te SOLD, the Fee-iimple 4f all, that j elegant tewi-built Houte calied DIVKBR fiteatc ...
... that thc English v' Ml irgalin blockadp cur ortr. It is ?? that they will ex- mcid [the d&elaration alreadty madle at i-icto thle poi cs in the letjiterranean. By thiq d-l tration thcli #nriotnce thit all the ports of thg~ Adriatic, occupied[ py the~ Ftcrich ...
... ction, siga t on the l7th o; June, by Lo!d St. Heicans at:d funt Fanin, ori tte part of Hli9 Mlajesty atd the Em- vtror of Russia, by which all diierences between the ?? have been ansicablv aditosted, Their D.;nish and Sweditzh Majestie; have been invited ...
... Stonehouc. 1. Thursday last was married at Kenton, Mr. Beard, j_ of that place, to Miss Bartlett, of Teignmnout.t And at the same time. Capt. Bartlett of Tcigmouth, was - married to Miss Beard, brother and sister of the above. e Friday last died, in ...
... was the ship which had been so much d.damaged as to require the assistande of the gun-boats in. to bring her into Gibraltar Bay. as, Dispatches vere, we understand, received this l morning at the Admiralty from Sir J. Saumarez, but the contents have not ...
... Follett, of this nly city, esq. to Miss Ann Moor Mliltord, second daughter ves of the late -Samuel Milford!, esq. of this city, bank-er. he Yesterday was ma~rrizd ast Plymouth, the Rev. :h. 'Samuel Woolmer, to Miss Gray, eldest davghter of ra- Mr. Gray ...
... ;rs, Seamen, aend 3e.aiues ?? i'a^?r.7 scous . ui7 ?? boafs ?? l.-.j r's shtips trod i dpssels i!ie attack of the French ff)luta, mofed Ise- Jzre .'idtigize, on ?? ight qf .he l 5AR *Ji.J.g. asos. Tz.;ai. A Officers, 3z Ssam.rnn, y1 103i-nes, killed ; 14 ...
... cent. Ann. 94g s a ?? Long Alin. 8 a J.-Iniperial 3 percent. g59 a' -Otnutum, 8,-a E XA TE R, WE D N E S D A Y, Aug-ug 2 6. On Tniesday last was married at Padstovw, Mr. Ed- sa -d Upham, of this city, bookseller, to Miss Mary I tor ?? ...
... Hercule, 84, Captain Luke. Remain there, d Windsor Castle, 98, Vice-Admiral Mitchell; Donne- gal, 84, Captain Shortland; Hercule, 84, Captain hi Luke; Resolution, 74, Captain Gardner; and Canada, ti 74, Captain J. S. Yorke: all these ships have unbent ca ...
... Harvey, John; gent. Dawlilh Hewett, Tames, yeoman, Stokenham Hole,J oJn, gent. Cullumpton Hitchcock, John, gent. Exeter Hole, Thomas, clerk, Doddifcomlstfleigh Honeywood, Edward, D. D. Honiton Holdfvvorth, Robert, gent. Widdicombe Hele, Jacob Bickford ...
... Continent of .Africa. Thdt-sh4I Vr~iich have lately madie a sortie, in which. they -were repuls- j ed, wifs -loss on both sides. - Intelligettce is c-_firrst'd by private advices receited at Aleppo, fromn ?? t ot the Grand -Vizier: -ThatI his lajesty's tffifate ...
... announce the safe arrival in the' n D~o'wns, -of tbe' Laeward lslaniis'Het, under convoy h of the Diena Frigate. d - Mr. Paget, in passing through Stuttgard, had a long interview with the Dutchess of Wurtemberg, late d Princess Roval of England. ' a The ...