... ashore near Calais, ?? with spirits, and her crew are made prisoners. The Lapwing, ot Bristol, (ior an, from A-frica ta ttc West Indies, taken off Demuerara, iith December, r8ou b, a Spanifli privateer, and carried into Oronoka, is ordered by the Spanibh ...

... -Wanton privateer of Bristol. Santa Ro~a f~ o ir' Havanriab to Malaga, by the Sally prvateer lb5 a hutch ship from the. West Indies, by the Ior~,s,.j ' teer. s} prizes have heetr carried into (ibralrar Lu U wvith sugar and cuffee, frlam St Doesioo bourd ...

... s rin, tile Maria and Union, both of London, a, West Indiamen, besides one French brig, and a sCr Dutch ship, from the West Indies. o G'-eenork, Aug. zo.- The Admiralty are .-earching in vain for Citizen Jerome Bonaparte. nI 'e is 1row snug in Americal ...

... froto, ditto - to Grenada; the Rovaly t scholtner of Trhiidditd ; veitlu feur r five tither cessels, ase captured in the C West Indies by a French schooner piivatetr The Eliza, Waters, irons. Eourdcasts to Brenien, is sent into Poetnsmoth by the Ant schooner ...

... at Douglas, on 'hursdav iornieg, (at 35 4d to 3s 6d per hundred) was nine TI ?? ! | v g ant on h-as ben fought it the West Indies thc'aragon, of Lancaster, of 31 guns, and about 3o meu atid hoys (hatlving iscarhv 2o Frenlch prisosiers on board) andt ...

... in towni from an officer of the Lapwing frigate, escaped. On the x7th August, while cruizing for FrencO ships from the West Indies, the Lapwing at day light fell in with La Quay Trouin, of 8o guns, and Sarveillante frigate, and after a chace of - hours ...

... Ot the , ,th inst. the Fairy lrop.r of war, Com-r Fia :ied lb Lor'd Fitzroy, saile( f omn tire Cove I Of C'mrk, for: the West Indies, with 23 vessels I .nrdecr her convoy, among which %v(-re, tite Hiar- ;ny ;i, Reid ; Louisa, Orer; Aiserica, lIt.etrt .nm ...

... not mention it. Orders Ifave been sent to Cork for the Galatea ftigatc, with a fleet under her convoy, to sail for the West Indies. The Plantagenet, of 74 guns, arrived at Pen- I zance on ?? last, from Admiral Cornwvallis' ileet, which she left the preceding ...

... Portsmourh from o- Plymouth, received mnch damage in the late gales. of The Duke of York, Smith, aad Enterprj;z -_ for the West Indies, have lost anchors and cables at Portsmouth. he The Thomas* Winder, from Liverpnol, is srrised af o- Berbice, after beating ...

... Admiral Sir J. T. Duckworth, con- 1, taining an account of the capture, detention, and e destruction of 44 vessels in the West Indies. It From Saturday's Glazette, it appears that the y klockade of Martinique, under the guidance of e Sir S. Hood, is proceeding ...

... have taker, leave of tihe East India i Company previous to departure. The Spanish sloop of war lately captured in the West Indies, has been restored, after a pro- per explanation. [he often repeated reports of thle sai::;lg oft hie Toulon ficts are false ...

... the lobs of the Apollo fri- gate and IO sail of her convoy, on the coast of Portu- gal, which sailed from Ireland for the West Indies on z7ch March, The Christiana Prances, Noble, of and from Liver- pool, arrived at Falmouth to wait convoy for Berbice, ran ...