... Om, QUR SPRO2SIrDONDRTS pl\T J0O IIOTV a WtZJl-timl =ZZ9IZ JaIz 10;1 Isli.; - - W cdrnesdqy Iiight, July +1811 - DEPATURE OF TX'XI1;N.G or Swens.DZ O;s a-ieligolapd Letters, by the Mairl- of tis nmorning, bi olt 1 ...

... 10,000 IFl'ile Out Unreel Slaver, 1,800 Hhd. Ditto, Headln. Apply THOS. S. FANNING, Fthrusry /j| IHK Subsckibcrs, in tht* Ship Tritm, from il Ncw-Vork, request Smf.rrv accept of their sincere Thanhs, lor h.s p ...

... time to the Emperor of Russia. A letter from Archangel the 23d of May statec that Adn►iial Crown was hastenng the depa►ture of the ships of war which had been ordered round from thence to the lialttc. This squadron could alone be permitted to pass through ...

... ~IPediti in was off the Mouth o the Ehro, wh-re eight brigs large ships, we are told, gro tnded on the sands. The ter vart of the t roo p s w. re, ho.vever, happily saved, Z i a, • th r e -ships were lost on the 22d. They contia• ed . for t ef e e hours ia ...

... Itidia-built ships till lit August. 1 4 ;14, unless proAsion be made its next Session. Altijestv in Council may authorize private traders to use India-built ships for the like term. § 30. Ships so uuthorized not liable to forfeiture. § 3f. Ships engaged in ...

... 74 gun ship. at Woolwcb, not- withstanding the extreime severity of the weather, by 12 o'clock crowds of people were assemblec' Tlhis mnagnilicent nian of war has been 5 yea!s ; iuilling. -ler burthen is 17 78 tons. At the stern if the ship several seatb ...

... probability a on the Northern frontiers, from which qu the most important intelligence ts now he expected. Previously to his depature Paris, Bonaparte appointed a Council of gency, of which Cambaceres is President. Acommission for the saiety of Paris, i ...

... tl.-c Captain to cut the sheet ca'o'.e, and run the ship ashore, the chance saving the people's lives ; the cable w then cut, and the ship put before the wind, and in eight after she forward, die ship heeling windward ; they titan cut away the gnus in ...

... The Blarcinoness ?? has a private party of sele.t friends to tea and music on Sunday evening, at her house in Piccadilly. DEPATURES, The Earl of Leitrinm and family, from Gloucester-place, to Ire- land. The I)ule of Beaunfort, yesterday, from Grosvenor-square ...

... and upwards, good Ar d.le, Me.-«dow, and Pasture Luo«i. an unlimited Eight upon (he adjoining Co.umons and a Stock of depa>turing thereon, with suitable Dwelling House and excellent Farm Buildings. IV. ill n*ceivcd Mr. ton, or Mr. .oMrsoj*. Solicitor ...

... vessel, filled with officers and'others on, 1j,,ervlce, was readyto take itr depature. These recruits stre not merely volunteers, but webe Ily compulsion con- a, s tedonboeird the ship, contrary to law, justice, and poli: c, nd undcr circumstances injurious ...

... against 2. The Earl of Talbot has already arranged the whole of his retinue, and made every preparation necessary for his depature fwr'lreland, where his Lordship will succeed Lord Whitworth as Lord Lieutenant. A rumour of some authority is circulation ...