... SHIP NEWS. PORTSMOVTH, MAY 4-Sailed hiS Majefty's fhips Brilliant and Trent, witha convoy for the Downs; and his Majelty's Thip Brunfwick for the Eaftward. YARMOUTH, MAY 4.-Sailed the Hazard Cuttcr on a craize. Arrived the Infpec6lor floop, mnd Narcilrus ...

... 26th-Arrived in King's Road. The convoy with troops for Buenos Ayres. sailed from Plymouth on Sunday. They are to touch at Fal- moutil, to wait for further convoy. About 170 sail of the Lecward Island Fleet. have ar- rived in the Downs. The report of ...

... JAN. 3. -A'few days since, a fire 'broke out on 'board a i:ransportith sails,, near the (Cilder basin, o~fthe dock-yard,. bult it was soon put out, .with- ly the-burning of.the sails. The: orders are to be sfricllly enforced in futurc, that no fires, are ...

... from. t-rin auras, sailed utdet' convoy of ?? Jhln, I lo1d afnted Ship, wvith tepnthers-mnost of thenm lihc arrived at different ports. Ocrfe I.-Nin news from Flushing; but the Febez ls hourlyexpedd. 'Tile LRitish Fairr'cutter will sail as soon as wJ tuipermini ...

... miral SirE. Gower, which sailed for Newfoundland, June xg, is said to be unfounded, By a telegraphic dispatch which was tyansmitted lato on Thursday evebing lag, to the Port Admiral here, orders were received to stop the sailing, for the present, of those ...

... Wigit it. rnig*ht wvith about thlirtv sail midst covoy from the Medftrrano m for te Dxlls ' P-Y'oor '1 , Or . ?? i1 a Feich lzctch, from Nantz, prie to the Minervairigate; Prince of \Vales tiianspoit, fromn Li sbon. Sailed the Plo.-ver sloop of war. Mariner ...

... beam, and kept fir- ing a few shoa without effedl; at six pnm. she stood to the northward under lier square sail, not being' asle to carry any sail on her main-mast,'aud the packet was too nucv shattered to fallow. Captain Petre and- two seamen wero wounded ...

... PORTaSMsOITys, JuIx I2.-Last night sailed the Zealous, of 74guns, Capt. Hardy, forPlymouthr; Akznene frigate, Captain Stiles; aisd seSarLccn sloop, Capt. Prevost, on a cruize. Ar- ilved the Prusperp bo-mb, from the Downs. Sailed the 6afe- giard gun vessel, for ...

... sent into Porto Rico. PORTSMOUTH, AUG. ?? morning the ChamX pion arrived from Halifax; she sailed with the Quebec homeward bound trade, consisting of sixteen sail ; on their passage a French eighty-gun ship fell in with them -they hadseen her two days previous ...

... Aussell sailed yesterday for a cruize off the ''exel, having unrer his command the Majestic, Agincourt, Princess of Orange, Didator, Elephant, and Stately ships of the line; Astrea.frigate, Cruizer sloop, and Agnes lug- ger. ' Sailed seveus sail of transports ...

... has been this 'moment received, for the sailing of the whole of the transports from this place, theedbarkation having bsen completed.' I DI)AL;, JULY ?? Theremarenow remainiag in the o'Wins.. about thirty'sail of trabsports, having on board the 8zd, ...

... armeti ship froim. Portsmoulhi, au(L sailed for the Nore; Lord Nelson armed sisip from Dutgenvss,. and remaits. Sailed his Majesty's ship Inflexible for Shoertiess. The celebrated traveller, Mr. Mungo Park, sailed on. Thursday for Africa, in the Eugenia ...