... fatisfa&ion. They were t chiefly condufled by thofe young officers who have d of lateyears been volunteering in the Britifh navy, for the parpofle of improving themrfelves in nasa c talfics. d The report in circulation that Bremen had been en- b feted by the French ...

... evening near forty perfons, marry of them ladies, had propoeid to take their palih-e with the captain to Ilolyhead; but be'ha'd, in'the mtof. liberal manner, diffiiatkd them from it, on account ot the flare of the wind andI wecather. Of courfe,' at the ...

... In-. r tie :d'e ?? lirttk, ki:ii ?? :ateet:i tzo i-a. ?? isI NINir!zts t-iceo-t Ik .I1;z li hin. mt J .- CorIucca, !.Vv wii'. I~ol al~ rj .-Thal',,,i-iiftxl hi l eel. 0 o. I in fro i it.. ?? inn -I t. it-, so-- 1k 4rotti Co t X . fi 1 d vn-its tI- :l ...

... Ss:1l j:d, tin pla. ?? BaRter, cf .irich h. cx, Ii r d Der.-aaniex Wilcox, of Lrv oil, Lanc:-fer, f.t!- ?? Barr, of ?? B~ rh-u, ntmt;\.vr-fo i- e r.-Wrm. Fowklr, Ll!t cf R.:cheiier. Ken, * 1 and chan)nin.-EI:z. Smni:l, of we1ls-firect, oxfo:d- I road ...

... Hodge, from Swanfey with fione; Falmouth, Bar- d rett, and George Ann, [lodder, from Plyinouth, with *f (late and timber; Commerce, Eales, from London, d wih groceries; a large collier brig, from Sunderland, d with coals; Alarm, revenue logr, Eales, from ...

... Gothen- bun - 2. i.iil,.:n 1, D'ulllii. -2, ard Vs:tcyford 3- SI ?? 'Iuitiu-. ,, tdiie coef. 58ga &-5;pcr ;oi Ant :. 5j ?? 3-i - cent. 57zada.t. i;t-toj Onn 9 a i; .r-O li t _, -In. Bri3 ...

... numnerous coafters and colliers, wind-bounld, for this port, in the Downs, will foon reach it in tafety, as their necefllif cago . arc much waulted here, ~at Dock, and the towns in theE .Cneighbourhood.-Captain ?? -is appointed to the 0~ .d Hlibeernia, of I110 ...

... ready d for fea, and will be off to-morrow, mnoft probably, for h the Streights. d Sunday. Wind E. N. E. cold and froft. Laft even- ing came in two privateers. one captured by the Grow n ler gun-brig, of 14, and the other by the Ville de Paris, d of 110 ...

... ? Pepper, of Bi~bop's Hiatsei,'d Hertford, 'iinen-draper.-Thomas Satterthwaite, of Manchefter, ?? Parr, of Lower Shadwell, Middlefex. ?? W~ard, of Bermondfey, Sur-ev, brewer. LGNIDO V TUESDAY ' PCIJ. :. ofomr.oh's;tb-d 'thgtthr gave notice, in the houfe ...

... aitvl poll- C tical Confequenec wetre lo contlderably reduced, that d littlz rouhts relnzercd of a favourable and fpecrly illue C to n-he negoctrion ?hvv to corprpencc upon tile ar- d 'iva3 of the governor-genera'. Specie was fearec at At £altctta.-, but ...

... condefcended to appear at the window, and *:J to walk upon the beach parade; fhe exprefli:d ?? I f highly delighted with the romantic fcenery, and the ( a extenfive fea views of this charming fpot, whicl I j B render it almoft unequalled. Indeed, from ...

... ce from Viennaof the lsth ult. that 1M. D'Oubril had received his paffports on the d preceding day, andl was making preparations for his J Journey to Paris. One of the French Journals even LI aferts, that M. D'Oubril isat Strafburgh, on'his way toParis ...