... 1 I.OVl's :.I -RI.-slaL,'* I '— - AMgusl 26. Tee ?? B lea Si! is,:h pa.-k.-t fr-a.i slier liavannah to r„r,.niV, *va,ca, sated ?? the II.!, iO. by the Clydes j . ■ _ ia.irilte-„,-i,, ?? I. Ibon lis Hamburgh, i- a.i.are.ilv a frigate, near , >s-:,;nla!i >. I ■„ Uar Gate. Win -1, ii-.chr.e-r, iron- the coaffi of ?? - Hamburgh, is taken by r- prltaxeer, and car- ibevßrira tiia, johofoo. from ...

... His Royal Highnefs the Duke .of Kent ar- rived on Sunday morning at Plymouth from Halifax, in the Afliilar.ee, of 50 guns. As it is now fo long fince tht armament under Sir James Pultency failed, without any ac- counts being received from it, a number of jpo- dilations are a9oat, and fevcra! new deflinatidra for it are afiigistd. Some lay that it wiil go to the Mediterranean, there to affemble ...

... towaiE and wife a-yahif. OB Tiiis was a canfie which appeaiei not only ft urn the nature cf the his alio from the quellion of law whic*' It appeared that Mrs Lav-tie, I went to the (hop of the Jifmu-iii, ; Gufwcll ftreet, to buy fomc me.:, si was poinsing out with lier hand .tries: have it e-a-, the defendant ia ?? tsvo of her finger, in fo fevere a man* tendons were entirely cut th.-cagt., ; ...

... - ?? tlse perfon who faimeii ?? at Cs-ylon, lalt year, was a ' rri who, f,r the privilege of fiili- ?? than the ufual numbei cf Bootes I hettreen two and three hundre-i Vo Kayo pagodas, a fum nearly His Excellency the Ho- ' y a very minute det,iii ofthe firh .■ ilages, fonie of which are truly 1 f »ni2ikab!e. It appears, that the , 1- the casife of a great deal of ma- , • fishery, the divers ...

... 5 frr ccntpn. h Si c i /.„„ /. W — — l^irccn^letf.t,^ „J [ EXCHANGES, LONDON ON Hamlurgi tl , zi V I Dublin 11 3 Lilian bo Bank asar.ty — Opart. 6e! 1 . ...

... PLYMOUTH-DOCK— Sep. It. Sir James Pulteney's expedition is gone on for the Mediterranean, under convoy of the Gib- raltar and Ajax, line of battle fhips. Admiral Warren is returned to the fleet, and appointed to the centre divifion. The Royal George, of no guns, -and the Cat-far, of Bd, are the fuppoit- ing (hips of the Commander in Chief ia the line of battle, which confifts of 46 fail- ...

... .Saturday evening arrived at YarmoiitT:, the j M -natch, Admirai Diciibn; with the Poly-1 pbemus, VeteraD, and ids men of war, from j Difpatches were yeftsidiy received at toe Ad- miralty from Vice-Ar'miral Lord Keith, Com- mander in Chief of his Majefty's fleet in the Me- diterranean ; in confluence of which, a meiTen- ger was immediately fent offto Lord Spencer, at Ahhr.rpe. The report of ...

... on Monday night with ddpatches for Government. The difpatches were addreffed to the French Comaiiffary, M. Otto. They are faid to be extremely favourable to negociation. 1: will be recn!!e,sled that we ftated fome time ago, a de- mand made by France of an ?? at fea as a preliminary to negociation. To this demand of an unconditional ?? our Minilfers refufed 10 accede ; but it was underload, ...

... pool, is recaptured by .the Duke *£,-■[ from Briflol, and Loth arrived at * V - *W ...

... Sept. 9. William LSarron, from Bridport to Peterfo. Sept. -5. Helen, Keay, from Peterfburgh to Dundee. S. Autelooe, r-marr, from ditto to ditto. ?? The Venus of . eith, Gavin, and E-iuity of New caf. tie, HJair, both from St Peterbnrgh, are aihorc on the Illand cf Gothland. It is all) confirmed that the Jcr- fey of Ayr, Maclean, is afhore on the Wand of Oeian'd. Lall Sunday Admiral Dickfon's ...

... HAMBURCII— Sept. 9. 1 have received ihe following intelligence from a friend who has juft returned from a three months Journey in the interior of France. 1 have r.o wheie, fays my informant, — feen any appearance of approaching troubles, except in Brittany and La Vendee, where the Che.uans begin to murmur at the treaty with them not oeing carried into execution. Fiance is toocarelels, too ...

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