... town. Tire two fleets, when last spoken, were four miles apart, at which rcspeelf distance tlu-y had continued during the cruise; not had been fired. ...

... seen in the Baltic consists of ten sail of the line, according to custom, annually sent from Cronstadt on an experimental cruise, without any design or preparation for passing the Sound, and making the Texel. ...

... Ramsgate. Captain W. ami some ®f his crew, have been taken out of Aewssel, and art on board his Majesty s ship gatelite, cruising otf Dummees. That miserable Castle Mack, the esteemed .hr Mm' has thought proper to intermedle «the Electioneering Politics ...

... steamer, the Dutch coast, nod remain in the trithths rest of the combined squadron, the Conway, sloop of war. Cap- . from cruise off the Dutch coast, Three French Veteel*. —We have • iiifcor** ! ** » uthorit y> that three ynsels were stranded on the Dutch ...

... to treat with him. The Turkish fleet has left Marmovizia. Patras The Archipelago again infested with pirates, against whom cruising vessels-of war have been dispatched. Munich. —The Greek Regency was to set out on I’ec. Ist ; and his Minor Majesty King ...

... WILLIAMS. Muter Mr. O CALLAGUAH. Matter Wil/ord „ HtartKtU Mr.m-gowa Mr. BURTON. ;V.'. Mr. STANLEY. ° Julia'.'.'.. Mi,', CRUISE, her appearance, Helen. Miu GRAHAM. Xnd of the Ploy, r A COMIC SONG, BY MR^aWWOjN. conclude with the »£VI WV» .. ...

... e to possibly copseqpepces which thi. lingular penonage exhibited. He knew that several tnen-of-war 'were at that moment cruising on thp itatton, and they had been apprised tliat he from flushing an 4 was the spot selectetl by the pwners to efecttbe landing; ...

... Thomas . Mr. Pirton. Sir Thome* Clifford Mr. Master HeartweU,Mr D«hr Fathom Mr. M'Coweo, Holdwdl MrSteatey . Julia, Mias Cruise, Mi« Gr^haiu, End the PWv, *nfcrori«nMa®f •Come 4wtU ...

... indignation over her slighted love—and then proposes another match was well sustained by Mr. Graham, with great talent by Mia Cruise. Tbs well known passage which rim details bar teasons for bearing affection towards Master Walter, was delivered with feeling ...

... little room forcriticiam. scene which pleased ot most was that which Parker (Graham) discloses his injuries tnjliis wifc(Mias Cruise.) Dickey ickeu was performed with aanch humour, after die play, Miee Graham sang pleasingly The Dashing HV bite Serjeant. ...

... WEISS CRUISE TAKES leave respectfully to inform the nobility, try. ami public Wexford, and vicinity, lhat her beiieht is fixed for this edni-aday) evening, January 18.33, ah«a will perioraicd the am*.a admired comedy the Soldier’s Daughter* Goremor Haartull ...

... THE THEATRE. Mr. M‘Gowan’s benefit was well attended ; that of Miss Cruise will take place this evening, whea we sincerely trust the good people of Weaford will bestow an equal measure of patronage on this very promising, and very vouthful actress. \\» ...