... S HIP NEW' S. I -n I *r * I Tere A Leeward Ifland mail arrived vefterday, Mle an- brought by the Penelope packet in 42 days.- ,ol- The letters contain no news. not 'T'he Diamond from Halifax, with the Duke of of Kent's horfes and effects on board, uhich my wa5 captured hy a French privateer, has been ?? Irecaptured by the Viper cutter and brought Iinto Falmouth. It has been reported that the ...

... S HX I P' N7E IFS. 't13 Z I Y I i I'he Qieen and K.rtu V1.a't ?? ar- rived at rt 6alvador on the 11l of 7J1lv tba, Qoeea was deiroy-d by fi-e or; tie 90h, arid the Kent failed on hcr voyagt on the ayth. M fr Hardinge, the Purfer of the Qizen faft Indiamao, arrived yellerday in tow;ij rith the following information ref-p3cing her 1cfs, which was notified at Lloyd's Coffec- boufte :- TIhe hip ...

... IC FALMOUTH, Auguft IS. Fe Arrived the Walfingharn packet, Captain Roberts, iu 2i days from LifZolh with mails p dated the ajth July. On the day after her g e failing Ihe fpoke his Majefty's flip Mondovi, d I- from Gibraltar bound to Lifbon. On the tl ir 28th in lat. 39. 48. long 13. S9- fhe fpoke II y the Circe and another frigate with a fleet, con. d it fifing of a fleet of 24 Ihips under ...

... A letter from Portfmouth announces the Wafe arrival of the Weft India fleet, nearly So A fail, under convoy of the Invincible, of 74 guns, and the Flirt floop. The fleet from Peterfburgh under convoy tl of the Favourite floop has arrived at Brid- v 1 lington. I A convoy is appointed to fail from Hull for Hamburg, Bremen, and Embden, on the 2d of September. Six veffels havre been gallantly cut ...

... ?? -.7 1-1 ?? I t III I I A17 F 1? I - S. A Leeward Iland mail arrived timis mo. .-1 ina, ibr mc -ht by the 17bi: i-; pacic.S left St Htt'S oII thC 26th or T - , 1: 1a on the o11, III cOmpal. lvltti w ard b c und 1\iTel loia a . t. Fine lettcrs by the mzii ilt' a i nunine~r of French tni-va ee-s ind cii -i I were cliulzing of! the XlX ; ; ii l ao rd| Bcrmudaa, for the pupofe ofl tlo re;ig ...

... SUIP NEWVS. The greater part of the Channel fleet under the command of Sir Hyde Parker, returned the day before yeaferday into Torbay. A fmall divifion of the fleet is arrived at Portf- mouth, where orders have been given to get a fquadron in readinefs for fea as fail as pofli- ble. Lord Nelfon, we underhand is to have the command of it, and the Baltic is rumour- ed to be its place of ...

... 5' ifI P XN E ltJS. The laf Gcrazette contains an account of a r. very gallant fervice performed under the di t rekt- on of Lieut. A!'Cullen of the marines, as Captain Price ofthe Badger fl.an, writes, that obferving on the rcth a bog 1uguet be H tween Iligny and St Marcou, and thinking the might be cut off from La Hoguec he di- recced Lieut. IM'C- with 2t picked rien io rI his ten oared ...

... I-r Juosrtr t - - -1-r g?- /rel iA rumour has prevailed for fomc days of c the Brell tleet, or a diviflon of it being at fca. L It, however, obtains no credit. A ?? di- C viflon of our Channel fleet is now off Bre!. Y' The Lihbon, Oporto, and PAIediterranean fleet ate put into Falmoutli by contrary winds. Admiral Sir Richard IBickerton is gone up the Mediterranean, to relieve Sir Sidney Smith ...

... SHIIP NEWS. FAtNIOUTH, Augufi 23. Salled the Walfingham packet, Capt. Ro. berts, for Lifbon, with the mail of the a9th imlu. The Princefs Charlotte, with the Lee- ward IHland mail of the 20th infl. has receiv- ed her failing orders, and will proceed to fea to-morrow. YARMOUTh, Augult 24. This morning the Monmouth appeared at tl'e offing, and boifted a fignal for the Raifon- able to join her, ...

... S-Iur NEWS. CoWESSept. 2. c Came in laft night, the Rodney of London, h Davidfon maller, fromn Jamaica, a miffing iuhip of the laft homeward bound convoy. She p has been tbhte months and twelve days at Jea c fince lhe left Montego Bay. Off the fouth- weft part of Cuba, about a foxtnight after quitting the fleet, (lie was attacked by a Spa- o nifli pi-iva!eer offiix uns, and a Felucca, both ti ...

... SHIIP NEWS. On Sunday nine fail of mren of war, four - ombs, five gun-brigs, two fioops, aid cwo- litters failed from Yarmouth Roads, to join a feet of transports which appeared wvithout - e Sands, under a Ufip of war having an Admiral's flag flyin7. The fleet is corn- - ,anded by Admiral .Dickfon, and has failed en a fecret expedition. The men of war which failed from Yar- -mouth Roads On ...

... S HlIP NEWS. Lord Keith, in a letter dated at fea, Sept. 3d, tranfnaits a lift of 84 armed and merchant vefi'els, taken by his cruizers fince the laf tre- turns. The foliowing captures are alfo oltU- cially announced: By the Fifgard frigate, El Vivo, Spani(h brig of war, of 14 18-pound carronades and icD men, from Ferrol to Araicrica. with feal- ed difpatches, which were thiowA overboard. f By ...