... 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 ...

... ig§bip JD. two. T uesday's Gazette contains a list of captures made by the Leeward Island squadron. Corm- modore Hood9 in the six months preceding July 13, 1804, captured 33 vessels, of which Xl are French privateers, 3 Dutch armed ships, and the remainder merchant vessels and re-cantures. l The Prince Adolphus packet, with the first July mail from England, arrived at Bar badoes cn the 7th of ...

... AMIPUAE INTELLIGENTCE. _ _ ?? Sir S. Hood will hoist his flag in a few days, on bo.'rd the Centaur, 74, Capt. Webley. and sail, we understand, fir the Mediterranean. The Gazette of Tuesday contains a letter from Sir i James Saumarez, giving an account of a gallant ac- tion, which was m1aintained bv the MoNdkeN gun-brig, and the boats of the Ly nx, w ith two Danish luggers, which were cautured, ...

... 9Wip -0,0. The follo-wing are copies of it'tters f . ?? s of otr C tti7CrS o t h'e S ?? ;: -at tacI on *ie gun-boats aL Ecolulogne, as br i i stated in our last ;- . itsxt 9. - I Sir-T have the hononin to acqualnt ysn, i L this nmorning, at thiee quartelts past tiht:, ! E it r tanchlor closc 'Off ~olgi in his 1,l ?? tc gun-lbrig unider my cominandl wvih his ljn'.i hired artned cutter Frinces.s ...

... I ?? B Aw. 3 ' Government has received dispatches from the fleet cruizing off Brest, of the date of Thursday last, at which time the enemy continued to main- tain an appearance that indicated a disposition I to put to sca on the first favourable opportunity. I Lord Melville being indisposed at Wimbledon, the dispatches have been forwarded to him t there. The French force in Brest water, and t ...

... AICCOUNTl OF 1RONAPART-F. . {C~~GeI}iaI/nmC/l'l2 en' LiiO.)| I E l withdravinig fromt the focicty of his comlradc; .F had gieco him a rudenef, perhaps a ferocity, in his - manner ; and fubject to violent pallion, h.s '.llger a- gainift his young compa'1i005 lotnietisrs anioutcd evmo - to fiury; the inlflianee I ami going to rereat is moot cllarac e-riflsc. f Every year, on the 2zith of ...

... CE P.ROVI5IS IN ABERDiEN ,arT. per pect.l Quarttri Loaf, iac-i Oatmcal, * ;d to e.¢d Beet, per lb. 5d to 7d c B-:rineal, - 7d to Sd Vcal. 5d to 6d1 S Poiatoes, 8d to pdAMutton, .sd to -d 19 per lb. Pork;, odl to d |r Buttcr, x5d to ?? per doz. r;d to 9d -ARlR IV D- GL. 17. Nepture, Craigic, London, goods. Ig. t; Advcnture, Rofs, Peterhcad, do Cafely, Darg, do. P do ~9. G(ood Hope, A{cndreux, ...

... gbl)?v JD-tI13,5. ESCAPE OF THE - COMIiVEIJD FLEIETS iNO C.DIZ. At length we are able to put; an end to the s u Ipcnce which the public has for some time felt with respeat to the combined fleets. Captain Black-wood of the Eurvalus frigate, arrived on Monday morning at the Admiralty with dispatches from Admiral Collingwood.- His ship had been sent from Cork to Lord NO- son; but missing him, ...

... Ad)ip iv _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The Gazette of the 8th contains two letter s n from Admiral Dacres, at Jamaica, one annouin- !r ing the capture of La Cibana Spanish row-boat Ie privateer, of one swivel and small arms, and men, by the Elk sloop of war. The privatee: e had taken two droggers, one of which the Eik 7, recaptured. The other letter announces the capture of La Amiable Theresa ...

... SAILING 01 THE CADIZ FLEET. The.success of our opcrations oapinst Snuth Amne- rC., and the Expeditions that have sailed and are a. (,out to sail for the purpose ofexteriding bur success- r s ir. that quarter, have roused the Spaniards to mor'e igor ?? ?? exertions. A packet frorrm Malts ar- rived on Monday morning, and brings an account nil the SPANISH FLEET from CAxD1r. HAVING . Wf- TO SEA. ...

... 0-1)(P -0, clog. ?? The followvialg letter in the Gazette of Satur- lay will be read with mixed emotions of tri- Umph andi afflifion-of triumph in the irresisti- Wie 06ill, courage, and perseverance of our brave scamen, anoi of afliic'tion at the fall hovwever -glo. riour, of many of those heroes, prodigal of life to secure viqory to their country. The obsti- nacy of the defence mile by the ...

... St-lIP NEWS. It The Raven brig, Capt. Saunders, is under or- r- ders to caivy -.ut dispatchcs to Jamaica. r, Rear-Admiral John Thomas Dockworth, Esq. y is appointed Commander in Chierf on the jamein- ca statj ol. r Extradt of a letter, dated Judda, Red Sea, june: ;C 24, I80I. On the Sth inst. the Rockingliam, s, But cr, struck on a sunken rock, and w-ill bz i- obliged to return to Bombay to ...