... S HIP NEW' S. I -n I *r * I Tere A Leeward Ifland mail arrived vefterday, Mle an- brought by the Penelope packet in 42 days.- ,ol- The letters contain no news. not 'T'he Diamond from Halifax, with the Duke of of Kent's horfes and effects on board, uhich my wa5 captured hy a French privateer, has been ?? Irecaptured by the Viper cutter and brought Iinto Falmouth. It has been reported that the ...

... S HX I P' N7E IFS. 't13 Z I Y I i I'he Qieen and K.rtu V1.a't ?? ar- rived at rt 6alvador on the 11l of 7J1lv tba, Qoeea was deiroy-d by fi-e or; tie 90h, arid the Kent failed on hcr voyagt on the ayth. M fr Hardinge, the Purfer of the Qizen faft Indiamao, arrived yellerday in tow;ij rith the following information ref-p3cing her 1cfs, which was notified at Lloyd's Coffec- boufte :- TIhe hip ...

... 1 ?)Pfp D, CW5. Dispatches were on Thursday received ?? i Admiral Cornwallis, dated off Ushant, Otqe:.x . ist, by which it appears, that the enemy made no movement there. The London Gazette contains a letter frnm Lieutenant Leaver, commanding the Jackail i mz brig, announcing the capture of a French aralcd t 0oop of4 two-pounders. She was boarded ire calm, and brought off in a very spirited ...

... The 0 azettes of tbe wcek announce the following c-~ptlires: i the Princess Augusta hired cutter, the Jena pri vuItcr, of 4 guns, with small arms, and 3o men a l r -e Prussian v'ssel, her prize, ?? the %V\¶s.t Indies, by the boats of the Pique, a fine Spa- rnii coppernd brig, pierced for xi guns. Our tars I hrouight out of Cabaret Bay, after destroying a bat- ?? of 3 guns on ?? by the sanlo, ...

... MA RAVE iATTELL IGENCE. To the list of eigit sail of the line, alid the Loire frigate, which we announced in our last as likelv to be dc-?stined for the Mediterranean, is to be added the _ J Cewtaur, of 74g gull. This squadroit is now ordered for the Black Sea, to co-operate with the Ttirkis against the Rus-ianis, and to be under the command of that r allnt and experienced officer, Sir 5amuel ...

... S ,-I IT P N S C'S-tnday m;1r-s- Solci ?? oaST on a sceret esxjeditieoi, ,.ii':ln - xtly .ve C ttl'rl r1ports, h.aving i e' 844h regim :At on -l.aoe, lc Argo, Carylsfort, a Td FalcOn sloop ofn Sa-, V. 1| thevir eoiiv, ?? lattcr having on ioi-rd a flat- bntftom-d bol'j cnbeh. No boats have been iei- I ?? t d t o 'on rd LI!.! - I e xc It fton the Vidlotitio- L j 02- ce. Any c id7jtt'rcs ?? ...

... J17 -M W ~Y7e are goriy to aunounice that a trenields gale, oF vr ,-more violent than the one th't blewoif Christmas daji has done considerrabic damage to the shipping- a, Falmouth and Illv- -mouth. Cur lalumouth letter decc-c;b ?? tae stor.n as excceding any within the mn.rnot' -of m)i. Nothing was heprd during tbe continuance ot it but signal gunis 0o (iistiess. it was (01 o 'il sii y night ...

... S HI P i N . W S. n-- st The loss of the Scnsible figiate is confiriped. er In the mnorning of the 3d of Mau.clh she struck on a quick-sand off Ccylon, and after x6 hours se- A vere fatiguc in endeavouring to get her off, the 1, Captain was obliged to oider the people, for thc in preservation of their lives, to qjuit her. OnlIv one man was lost, and he wvas tound dead in the ship. n- Had she ...

... apbip- jowlim There is no certain intelligence concerning the I enemy's fleets, and their destination still remains I the subjea ofconjecture. I 3lMonday evening the following intelligence i was circulated in the city of London:- I It appears by the log of the- Roebuck priva- teer, arrived at Portsmouth, that on the s5th ult, off Madeira, she fell in with five sail of the i line of battle ...

... ?? D. ow. I - - -- ?? j The folloving caltures are oflicially annoia. c- ed in the Gazcttte- By the Jamaica, a rrenclh cutttr privateer ?? c- an gus and 24 men, had taken nothing. 2f 13y the boats of the Hydra, a French lngger, t- pieicid fo r4 guns, ?? Inone mounted, suppoiSet: ic to have becn thrt.own overboard. Being intercqy- 10 tel by thie Hyvdra, in enterinlg Hlavre, she hauled n close ...

... SHIP NEWH-S. His Majesty's ship Buwralo, recently fi.cm ?? tanry Bay, is ordered to be go- readvy to return5 as soon as possible. Capt. P. G. Kig is to L'e ap- 1 pointed Governor of the cololy. The Compary1's extra ship,;, thle Corn-t. s:apt. I Thomas Larkins, and Sarah U i _siaa ssi ii, 2'peii - Charles Graham, for Bengal, anO' the .Vianship, t Capt. John Logan, for Ceylon and Bengal, are re ...

... Capt. Ross Donelly is appointed to the Nlar- 5, cissusat Spithead. On the 24h uUlt. a Dutch squadron consisting b of six sail of the line and two frigates, left Hel- b. voetsliys, steering as if for the Texel. They sa-C hited in passing the British fleet, which is since returndcd to Yarmouth. More licences are e.peated to be granted for a' vessels to proceed to the eastward of the Cape of Good ...