... repairs The Ville de Paris and Majeltic have join>d the Fleet. I'he Bengal and Madras fleet, under convoy of the Courageux, may be expe@ed in the courfe of eight or ten days. W e are happy te announce the fafe arrival of the Leeward ifland merchant fleet ...

... rOR THE BELFAST COMMERCIAL CHRONICLE. ON MAY. Kow breaking from her long repose, Light May with rosy footstep walks the mead; \Vhilt white-ey’d hawthorn blossoms on her head. And king cups round her feet unclose. And see where in yon flowering grove, ...

... fire, the convenience of boiling liquors in porcelain disms. * Cth. Finally, to be susceptible all kind* of decorations ttat may he desired, of which the first essays of M Oiivicr afford already the proof and the example. Cowpox We are happy to find the ...

... you may every* j where spread teror and distress. *1 first bombs thrown your in tl'.L* road Copenhagen may destroy the hospital for females, and that of the lying-in women founded Frederick. There they may fall among hundreds infaiiti the weak may he driven ...

... gracious hands for few days only, that her deweli ler may take an exact pattern the form, and make ' just estimate, if pnttihle, your most invahtan.e ! diamonds, for pair of bracelets, which her Mai - will always ptoud to ear maik of i great politeness ...

... which would, by permanent and progressive system, drag him into hostility against all ihose Powers upon which his Majesty may think proper to make war; since the Italian States, . now dependent Ins Majesty, con never avoid taking part » such war*. Eli* ...

... him hi* bus.- ; ness, took possession of a gold watch and se.i (one which had Mr. Bryant’* crest) which j the prisoner wore, and proposed him ac- corn, any him to Mr. Bryant’*. This the prisoner | lefused, but Humphries *ducirghi* staff, said he must come ...

... burgliry and robbery in the dwelling-house of Lierce Bryant, Esq. No. 23, Manchesiersquare, ou the Bib of Mav, . Mr. Knarp stated the canse for the prosecution. ‘The first witness was Pierce Bryant, Esq. a veneable gentleman, upwards of 70, and so infirm ...

... M’Mullin, for Bristol, sailed yesterday. The armed brig Donegall, Courtenay, is loading for Lon ...

... those concerncd in the above Rebbery, so that HE or THHEY may be cenvicted thereof. And further, we engage to Pay the Sum of FIFTY POUNDS for any private Information, by which such Offénders may be detected, and to keep the same secret N. B—D. GORDON, ...

... halfpay the West India Regiment, vice Sutton, who exchanges; and Ensign R. Bryant, vice A. Chisholm, deceased, to Lieutenants, without purchase. A. Chisholm. Gent, vice Bryant, to he Ensign Roval West India Rangers—Major I), .lolly, half. of the late ...

... ope, Campbell, Gregg, llubiuson, (Alexander), Lewis, | and Tar!eion. .. For icncy in the Ifehrrw Language. —lo » bin -on, Bryant, and Ciwgrave. Lew’s Mathematical Premium.-- nre-C/unc. Frizes were adjudged Joy, Mr. neper, linn Cole, Ould, Crolton, Maberley ...