... there are bounds. The Captaid of a French lugger, ?? has sent into Plymouth, says, that his ship was one 01 sail oflirigs and chasse marees which sailed with plies for Brest, Morlaix, and other ports-that 40 c them foundered in a dreadful gale of wind, and ...

... observation. lie then moved, that the otiowiug soms should tle. granted to his Amlajesty, for tle expen, (of omaintaining the sai;l 10,0.) Seasuen: For pay (li months), at -1. 7is. per man, each month, . - £2,ss6,noo Victifalling, hi. i5s. per man - 2,964 ...

... into tha City. - . Letters from ToisnitgCn, of '3l01 :Novemlite, to a mercastile house in Leith, staife, thit the conoy which sailed from Leith roads the 18th ult. had arrived safe at Tounringen; but owing to the French ha;ing occupied flat htrg, thlC merchatrt ...

... orrdl ed to sail iminediately. 11er destlota- A FIrocth eutter Privateer, .e Pitvori, of IF guns, hias P C J10U1((l 4N b Tie Pickle and Scorpiciu, anid car.rii ii to ivnmoutil. Le Favori is olne os It e ti, of thi' sinue class~- ihat lately sailed frolli St ...

... dectained at Portsimouth i liV enetaray xvind.;,veeru 0lladz to (lie, anatlelt of alin, s, i CnVV qtin;rler (if (hae Gubohr, sailed frontt i hnche anoi ?? 0 %iii-t -Th; Ti~ in flu'' t ?? C t ha- t'ix viiI aeu 'il ,l 'nil, ?? is (lie I:Ik*vs. (lar laie ...

... for Govermnent. The Forward sailed from Gibraltar on the i6th, on the 21st passed through Lord Collingwood's tleet, consisting of ten sail of ?? line; t(le Spalnish tleet had beets lito the outer road, ready for sailing, but had again gone into the inner ...

... ioarch to reinforce the arm ron ihe Visttla.. We msay expect to hear every clay fronm Fl&enos AvieS. .admiral Stirling, who sailed -on tihe ?? Ausgiltor ansI Viso w~oithll pro~tbiy ?? at Iliojaiseji 0, would svisdt isoie frosts that place sonic aulheititc ...

... Phcuix, to William Marsden, dated Spithead, Jan. ?? 180 7. The El Cupido, a s-nall moerhant vessol, taken is th,- Colpova, sailed from Monte Vidreo rn tbe 13th ?? last, blonid to St. Sebastian's, in Old Spain, but lost her miz- on-menat; abort tea days ...

... struckl the- ship. I hey have itine sail df the line, (one three decker and eight two-deckers, the former beari-lg ai Rear-Adsiiiral's flag,) two frigates, two irigs, and one schooner, all appjarenitly ready for sea, sails bent, and top-galiant yaids acrbss ...

... in thle Wellit gitoll. 'I it irroops iticlid will first arrive in tie rivaer Plata, to assistt onr Brave little arlyv there, sail(l CroutI a il- motlil Uo. tile 1021t of' Octoel, tutider te comilliand of Britawier-Generah Sir Sanittei Acltititv, and cil- ...

... pretorisrire death Of seine hstrdreris of tire irilaliitaiiiS. Of SiXty' clilidrert itt a bonrdihig school, five or six only arc sail to trace becir sirved. Some say tlrat tire Uuisiersi iv is nearly rtirst, ccci, :srrt rirat ?? Jewish Synra- gegire is redirced ...

... prove an unfirtuinte eveot to many of oll' Sner- *d cbs nts: For thousgis this toolk pltace before the first frightesd shspsi sailed frots this coslitJ, vatnd the ?? of icildo- *; nadlo h our forecs will pieeveict any csfthem 'from unwvittin ly n- iltsing ...