... A. , tivcd at Plyrnotil h; shc ions :n accont, of ?? , Urania frigate, witII a convoy, from Portsmouth, e hound to the West Indies, was arriving offthat y island on the sqth of March./ t Thc Wasp sloop, of IS gnills, is :arrived ?? 1 :, Oporto, wvith ...

... 0purto, 2d April:- His Majesty's ships Apolloi and Carysfort sailed from Cork the 26th ult. with a ?? of .67 sail for the West Indies, to rhich destination thre former ship was directed to escort tem, and the latter to a certain latitude. A gale of wind ...

... Good Hope. which state that the squadron of Admiral Hart- sinck has takcn 3o English vessels, 'rihly laden, bound from the West Indies to England. The gun-boat No. 74, of the first class, built at Granville, almost new, carrying one 36 poun- der in her stern ...

... state, that on the precedting day, the Brilliant frigate, Capt. Vesey, arrived there from having convoyed the ships fur the West Indies as far as Madeira, in conjunimion wvith the Mermaid frigate, Captain Hollis, which she left all well. Or. Tuesday last, ...

... sentenced to he hanged. The Duke of Marlborough packet, which sailed from Falmnouth on t-he 26th of MeVrch, bound to the West Indies, fell in wvih a FreIt 'cl privateer to windward of Barhadocs, an.d ..i:ec au engagement of two hours, she was oblgcd to ...

... defence, and ac- r cordingly acquitted him. c The Anelia frigateand Fly sloop of war, with about So sail of vessels for the West indies, ar- rived at Madeira on the 6th of June. The Governor of Cuba has lately passed a de- i cree prohibiting the French privateers ...

... however, a reat very narrow cscape. ,cat The Eliza paclket has had a smart engagement I A with a French schooner in the West Indies.- ady The following is an extra511 of a letter from the 'cry master, datecd Barbadoes, Junc ix, sSa4:- and I arrived here ...

... We understand that there only two other important convoys which are expcded in the course of this season, one from the West Indies, and the other from Bengal and Madras. Accounts have been received of the safe arrival of the Eurydice frigate and convoy ...

... mind. Ayirved at Portsmourthi on the I7th instant, li -iary of Greenock, captunrenl on her outward iN;u. d passage to the West Indies, by th; Uncle v'a.on), of ig nine-pounders, and 530 men, on tne 3d instant, ir lit. 49 3o. long. 26. WN. and recaptured ...

... and but -.vo t- irs old. ' She is,. says Captain Mudge, i hi-:stest sailing vessel I ?? met with since ?? been in tie West Indies. ?? tile Lilly sloop of wvar, captured some ti ,.c! ao by a French privateer, was lately pro- c ?? ;:from onle port to ...

... ) p I H iRRICANE IN THE WEST INDIES. T following statement, from a gentleman jnfi irrived, will, we hope, prove more correaH thi- -nty of those which have hitherto appeared: Kirbadoes-Seven ships and bdigson shoze; S Thi h and 2 American. Auttgua-Two ...

... quainting him, for the information of tilL 50eC- chants of Glasgow, that the sailing of the next convoy from Cork for the West Indies is fixed for the %6th December. The Boston frigate is arrived from Halifax (ha- ving been six years on that station) aid ...