... idle men. This fund may at laft fo much increafe, that the wives and children may be properly provided for and put to ufeful trades, ftimulated to imitate their father's lauda- ble example-that this attempt, founded on good mnotives,' may be fuccefsful, is ...

... -masters after 4 having tried their powers in a regular contest with European troops,-tot to 4-mention the hostility, which they may be well expected to conceive against'us, who, after various treaties and negocia- tions with them, finally lent our assistance ...

... profoecl of fiuch an oppurto- sity iS at prefentt diftant and oofcure. Sutmilhve in- ilrunients of his Will, the FtLST CONSUL may make th° :)Lutilt ; but any thing like cordiality of co-opel ation is wh),at hc has not tile Ighteft teafon to anticipate. ...

... 84 guns, five frigates, and one corvette, which were to iail on a cruize ino the courfe of a few days. The morning Captain BRYANT left the iMand, two French frig.tes arrived there, thaving in conmpany a large lhip, riciJy laden, from India, which, they ...

... perfortoed bt h! e inoft emi- neiitjerformprs, and'even tecently, by Mr. John Kena- ble, an a6orj who whatever other dvfeet, he may have in his 461ing. was never, or can he ever be accufed of want of fufficient dignity in his depoitment. - I truft thefe r ...

... sisurac.- tf (so-ford, tidie'r. i- May 2?.' V P,ctl0>. em St. GCi's's, OxftOld, arkitg maniufwcter. May'- e. Pow- d^itch, ot Li;'ctpos. *nattocr ant Mn -.rir'er. M'ay S. vr 2-fitlcr. of L-lalluipg, Ice t, utiLdlner May al. 'l. Car- 'ctt, of Rood-lane, PenchUrch ...

... Hickman, Athestone, I i n,- C,! L.aaer, Ws'ood, Whitmr,,'c, D-ivty, Belle Ilr', M'ai 1r.'i, Pulb' , Dtavneq, Rose, Appurlev, J. Pearse # ;dkttie,nerber, Edwarts, Bryant, Rolf,, Chhargei, Clarl , I~x l, i'.';;llgl, Peopti, ar.d J. F. Price, &c. 01 retmr ...

... But his Majesty cornceives, that it May be of essential importance, that he should have it in his power to avail hhiself of any favourable conjunaure for givihg effeft to such a concert with other Powcrs, as may afford the best ,mcans of resisting the ...

... Deputy Governor of the Bank, and requests they Wilt give notice in the usuatmiariner at the Stock Exchange, to such par- ties as may be wilting to contrad for the first Lottery for tbo, service of ISc, tht he and Lord HENar PETTY willbereadir X- to receive ...

... Hood, X. B. inforiffing rne of tile capture offour t French frigates, hy the slhips of the squadron Un- ier his orders; and I mai, sorry to add; tlt Sir Samuc! Hood has. losthbis right arm. I have thie laonour to blto.&e CHARLES COTTON. CeLntaur, nt Sea ...

... deserted; and pretending to be aative in situations- ,vheri all business is su'spended. - , ; Perhaps, indeed, this absurdity may one day be ex- philged from the history 6f Siriimei, and those who are . at thie head of public offices arid commercial. arrange- ...

... Otliters Vf- the.tkrfnks ?? differenet na-m tiunsu; andt I h.ve no dotbi that I hoe sajoe cordiality ?? pre- vnil 1 lo(p;J as it may be expedient that the arumies should coi- einlt*- 4en. Sir B. Spencer and Marshalr Sir w. C. Beres- ford, aml t'he 0O.Tccrs ...