... S H IP NEWS. Friday arrived at Portsmouth, and was put .under quarantine, the following transport : s ,Thames, from Malta, Which she left oil the 27th . f of May last, with ordnance stores and 76 pas. r sengers; Samuel and Jane, from St Martins, t v Martinique, Dominique, St Kitt's, Antigna, and : St Eustatia,\',ith TS° wounded invalids on board i from those islands; wlhen she left Antigua the ...

... *9p14 gnpJ. F'ilc Eastjlndia Company's ship the I.ade Tlr. .I(las, Captain the Hon. Hugh Liiid.;:iv, i: t I Vd at iungal fironm England. 1t is mIuch feared at the Post Ot'iee, th~it 'In (s.'-avld bound packet, tull of pas'scngers, ior ;IC; Elbe, is lost. '11c .IeIculc, of 74 guns1 put to sea last Xeck a fh3m , t.tsmiouth -with sealed orelscr. Her desti- 3 i. tioll is' supposcd to be the XWest ...

... gqlip Jo. elog. The Gazette announces the capture of two French sloops, of 44 tons, and having each four men on board, laden with wine, brandy, and flour, for the Brest fleet, part of a convoy from Bourdeaux. The Leviathan, of ? guns, bas sailed for the Mediterannean, having with her three bomb vcs-t sels, for the purpose, it is said, of bumbardinj Algiers. Several rumours have been in ...

... A)p, Pil . ith ?? ;)h asure il;v t SI armnnruce I F T. ?? etI IdrtI wh crh 1it 'y -.i0 i p. ?? li'Cineo, ar T, to0 .h ?? lr- 0 a i; j:! tI ?? Wl sern'i: ?? Imh.ir S~r Awi ; ?? * s(c1: lA'- qoiron, Oal} III .;thl 0r, j0zi 1: r.1z~ of St Tho~nas, *i-diiin to tti I.a- rh e Pqrenich farce . rhlitn:-I to:.; S';i cl e. &ec. 1hc B-it~si sh Ol.lronl a- .; folir slhips ofthe lie only, and thrce I * ...

... SHIP NEWVS. Several Danilh veffels have lately been cap- I f tared in -the Weft Indies by our cruizerb.-t Some late letters from Jamaica announce the 1 arrival there of feveral prizes to the Sans Pa- C rie], Tifiphone, Lark, &c. t The Dafher privateer, which lately fuflain- b ed a very gallant adtion in the Weit Indies a with a Spaniti fchbpnoe of fuperior force, we lament to hear is reported ...

... PETflRHAD SHIPPING. , AX Q 11I- ..1. -s 'Row.; ?? ARRIVALS.-Alarch 2ait, T'he Hlunter, David- foi, Sunderliaid, coals-Seaforth, i\Mleod, lfdaie, Patcs: for Leith ; -z~th I.angley, Anderfin, Londo:n, goods-Freemraforl, Wright, Sunlerland, for Naira, coals - Peggy, Bluchan, Lehib, goods-lFricndflfip, Storvm fur Findhorn, Port Seton, coals .and fir'-. Lizard, Dougias, lnvernefs, for Leith, goods ...

... S H I P N E W S. nti- Monday, the safe arrival ofthe Charleton; from t of Madras, and the Clyde, from Bengal, was an- late nounced at the East India House. The former .nid- left Madras on the x8th of February, in company ; of with the Sir Stephen Lushington and Calcutta. ime, All except the Calcutta sailed from St Helena on it. the 23d of May. eels The China fleet, consisting of ten sail, ...

... M A R 4x E T S, CORN EXCHANNGE. FRIDAY-, OCT. 24. 1:.'§Icat .Finu i LIlorf] Ryc Earley ecani CUKR' N'I' PiCEs As ?? 57.3 .0s SS5 od V'c Pite 1 ease Os° -siss9;s> iioir, 032s fine 9C0 96G Sufoiks . -s ,hte EBsex to Ms Od flrev Pe-se 7OS 40i 44s1 Hoe s Beias - 40s 423 48Bs nd. Tic'.>es 3Ss -!Gs 32s 78s Od jat, S 2 s7s X PucJiedS 3 ;° SS5 Pr/ce of Flu,:- cm Frdsc3,. r ne I'our -s 7Os 75, per ...

... 'IARIATE IATTELLIGETCE. The Gazette contains an account of a~ gallant ex- ploit, performed by the Spartan, Amphion, and Mer- curv frigates, at the town of Pesaro, in the Gulph of *Verice, on the 27th of April. The boats of the fleet formed in two divisions, underthe command of Lieu- tenant Willis; of the Spartan, and sent a flag of truce ashore, demanding the surrender of all the vessels ly- ...

... .4IARIVNT INTELLIGENCE. Tihe Gazette contains the following letter from 0 Lord G. Stewart, Capt. of the Aimable frigate, ad-, n dressed to the lion. W. WV. Pole .- n O' On the 'd inst. while standing to the southwadr I to regrain my station, his Majesty's ship under my command be ing driven by the late tempestuous Nvea- n ther from off the Texel on the Wellbank. I perceived at II A. XI. a ...

... _ t4) JOW1,05. -------- dklmam?? No further helolcligence has been received of the combined fleet of the enemy The Triump'l one of Sir Robert Calder's squadron, left him be. ifre Ferrol on the 4th instant, at the which time they had not got either into that port, or Corfn- na. Dispatches have been received from Lord Nel- 0 son, brought by the Pickle schooner, which left his Lordship off Cape ...

... ??Dip B- F11,05. (Cu;r effective naval force at present consists of 2le sail of the line, 1r ships of ;o gun1s, 132 fri- g$a, and i[7 sloop, making a total of 415 sail, !nclsive of cutters, hired ships. &c. ; so sail r:f t, e line are repairing, xg building, and 70 are nr *;-dinary, which, with receiving ships, make 7-, sail of the line; and with frigats and sloops O ar, amount to 6s6 vessels ...