... S liI P v N E W S. ExtraeR of a letterfr-om Afr- William White, Coa- Mander of the Ch'ance private ship of -war, itted I cst at the Cape of Good flops, to Vice-Admiral Sir Roger (i!rti., Biart. At four A. M. onl the I9th of August, the island of St Laurence bearing N. E. two leagues, saw a large ship bearing do- n tow ards us; at I nine brought her to close aition, and engaged I her within ...

... M1A UNVE INTELLIGENVE. THE TOULON FLEE T. ke mentioned in our last Postscript a report of the Toulon fleet having been met with by Lord Coltiag-ti wood, who defeated it, driving two sail of the line and t a frigate on shore, and capturingthe convoy udder its t protection. No confirmation has yet been received of such an event. The report certainly rests upon no official basis, but it has ...

... _ 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 ...

... SnsPlipri'G AND CO MM-RCtAL LES IV .~L LI _ . . LONDON-uc'roaZa It. Thc Ezra, Smikih, from Boston, is wrecked at LCuik'- 'he Jlpter, Ba!din,, froni S-yanniah to N-ow York; slink at ?? t1 trew saved, excieptirg ?? Cap- tam, ?? ship Three Friends; I'tor, from Newv Vbrkc to Cape 'rancois, ,s totally lost en: little Henrega. hc Union, IHooper [ruin Aliraict to Boston, ;s lost or the Ilic of ...

... MURDErP AT BOMBAY. Two natives of Bombay Were lately tried there, and t convicled of the moft inhuman murder om the records Govind, and a girl named Stoney, flaves, had agreed to quit their fervice, and pafs over to the M3ahratta f. lbore, for which purpofe they hired a boat, and ?? . off in the evening with the priloners and two other . men, to row the boat after row-: ?? tiwhe tsh-y dropped ...

... A . - -t- ist S IAN, - . it to ARRIVEz-D0. 4. Firm, Moyes, from Peteirlttii goods. Caledonia, Ramfay, from Rewcaftle, dittdi IFifefhire, Culmmings, from London, ditto. Albhicnl le Cooper, from ditto, dit-o. Three 81,qers, Hilder, frona of Embden, ditto.-5. Jean, Wilfon, froni Gottenburgho ditto. Forth; Curr§, from Londuin dittd.-6. London Packet, 14alliburtoni from ditto, ditto. CLEAtED 0OVT ...

... ENGLISH AND FlElFCH CO(IMEICE. Thc follo wing obfervation this fukicc are from a very fenfible pamphlet lately publifheed Thofe who are of opinion that France wi!l carry away our trade, dre;ad the confeaucnces of the peace, and among the moft terrible of thefe, the deffraion of our trade. Upon what ground this apprvhenfion is entertained, we cannot well ?? j the deftru65ion of our trade is no ...

... I T -TflrV-T A_ - A LONDON-Aug. 9. The William' Heathcote, Phillips, of Liverpool, homeward bound from the Windward Iflands, was cap- tured off Cork by a galliot privateer with upwards of 200( men. . of AUGUST 10. His Majefly's Uhip Abundance (arrived at Deal) part- ed with the Jamaica fleet, confifting of 1537 fail of mner- chant Ihips, on 2%d July, in a gale of wind and thick fog, under ...

... LONDON PRICBS CU~jlR.zkv CONTAI 0 I NO THE PRICE OF THE PRINgE AL ARTICLES OF MIERCIHANDLZEL FIOAY, NOV. 22. ALLOM p~ton1.s. . s. i1. o.Drii 6to Enac/b P C. I it- I1 LEAD pe tonil. S. 1. S. A rm S Nn I, i O wt. Ba 33 20- 0 .Bt bte ritter none* C 315 0-O C inct 4 20--6 0oiSet 3 3 a a 5ora; Sn' 16 16- 0 0 I'iP 37 o- o a Kteiltit b1.fl 2.0 10- 0 0 tage 0 o-s Ho3 s Sper 6. s. d. e, oed 31 0- 0o ...

... foyNDON PRICES CUAt1Fuf~T, CONTAINING Thr PRICE OF THE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF MERCHANDIZE. FRIDAV, AVG. 14. ALLxwmp.tonl. s. 1. er M~n p. Ct. .d.S. d. C Brifi/2 22 otoZ3 o41 Dutch 11Ero1p 9o otoliz.6 Roach~ p C. 3E oa G - Oibro 63, o-92 6C~ Gsmnen 30 0-S.90 ALMONDS P. CWt. lo 9o o-- x.6 0 Bairybe itter 7 20- 9 .0 myrn93 0-100 ~C - 'Jo veet uncertain; otS p b 0 -0 Yordan new 12 0- 0 o MATSp.I 00 ...

... LONDON-%Marrh in LONDON-March 6. The privateer Kitty, Mufgrave, of London, has ta- ken and fent into Falmouth the Spanifh privateer Feli- cite, of 20 guns and 170 men, after an adaion of an hour and a half. The privateer Roebuck, Brooks, has taken and fent into Falmouth the Spanifh brig Andalufia, Loyo, from Montevideo, bound to Cadiz. The Buen Anna, Paulfen, ?? Inditte, froln Leghorn to the ...