... SHIP NEWS. PLYMaOUT H, Aua. 22.-ArritedtheChifivckCapt. Fondler, from Jamaica, bouiddto.Land*n, tea weeks paffage, put in to wait convoy. Spoke in lat. 48. long. to. the Eliza and Air Balloon privateers,,of Liverpool, out five days, all well, had made ...

... following is the ifate of a return of the army about a month ago: IN ENGLAND.- Guards - - - I0,coo Cavalry (Regulars) - _ 17,oo0 Artitleiy (Ditto) - - Regulars, Iafailtry, ideluding about zcooo then raifed for the Army of Reterve. 46-400 i Militia, exclulive ...

... ;;HAiSWIcU, Aeo~s .oThis mrorning a'rrned frl :Heigis; ..landj ?? eaxtia packet, Sans Hap .Msster, Sith Mails, which were landed yeeay'at Sau'tb~aold, and rev'eral passengers, who report thatitcco tnt6s'f iwttlities having eo i- pienced! betwwes fhe ...

... OldlEngland; Lord Barheni and the Admiralty ; -Success to the Townelsapel Duck;~ Lord Lo urrngdclnn ssd Family; thne Na- vy ; Army; and Royal Marnese niOld England- avers quaffed off is trise claceurlel glass, with three tinass three dheters. At eleven o'clock ...

... Avit;LIIS.-~The bani& ship Krqnprinessen, C.'M 'N.h *Brinck, seven montlhs from Bengal, arrived in our Roads to- day, and landed C. Holst 'and two, other -passungers.- They r touched at the Cape, which they lefrthe.Sth of February; two d larsgc French ...

... f[art it overboard. The San Jo!fe alfo 'was equally qui'k In weighing, fo that flie even carried away the oild bomlb- boat woman, butchers, (hoernakers, &c. who were fel- ling their wares, and it was with the greared difficliIty that our floops could catch ...