... SHIP NEWVS. Advices wvere on M Asnyav reeeivxd at the Ad- rriraitv from Admiral Corn-allis, dated ?? cet; the '7rh inst. Pri-vate Due-ts state, th'at tie Do- ris ffigate had on the pr e!cding day run s chose in as to be fired on by the French I,.aiftrie.- There were six flazs flying ; three FrIe-ii a;id. three Spanish, and tie wxhole fleet ill a state of apparent readiness for sea, consisted ...

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... .1 1. . r- .1l Cotes'fecotidLezier to Lord cartitptott. My Lord, Woodcotc, Jan. i80o. I was lo much aware of the ol'je61ion which might &e flated to the posatae, as an exauffing crop, that endeavoured very cautionfly to obviate this difficulty, in the letter I had the honour to write to your Lord- ship; and if your Lordihip atnd the Board vill have thle goodnefs to refer to it, it will be ...

... SHIP NEWIS. , PLYM; Ir, April 16. Laftevening arrived the brigantine Beaver, Connor, from Oportc to Hull. This vefrel was on the i2th intl. about four o'clock, A. M. captured by the Braave French lugger privateer, of 14 guns, and 7.n men, and the French Commanler ordered all the crew, ex- cept Capt. Connor, a Portuguefe, and 2 boys, to quit the Beaver, and he put on board a prize matter, and ...

... I.Y' q allb Callill.-mial , ig, ?01) 'YE-H ?? *iuina, bound to Amsterdam, is tL~~ !.eo - .kite and sent into Yarniouth. c Ehe Xexv [ohanna, Gravsond, froln Amster- s:.M for London. with. wheat .nd ors,is taken by v tc7r-e c- ter and arrived at Yarmouth. i Pi z -is has detained the Prussian dogger a Jnhrnson, laden with timber and deal, t the for Bourdeauw:, and sent her into n . -: -, ?? ...

... v Oie ICC-- ?? PR'ICK' tilt ColNt'. -1- .. - .- E . w - T 1;'tcthntii-oti orf Xi ciija ReVcynolds, corn b! dT ie I onl lis ownacecci and n3ct oil tOnikIliS- ;,ion, C'lc2S ii n. sorts OF gixhc, except whnat. o ?? xi rl di' '0I the noppei dix to the leat report a of tne Coinrlittr of the I ?? ofConnliohs.1 hi (. .tIoc 'V !o he ?? ,,het ?? with 2 ?? COio~ i i A. About mr -ears. 0 Q ...

... t. I I C-1 red M ~ka: .. :. r.-- - n We have had a ferw flifh flips in iace laft Monday, but huiycrs being of ofinion things wvill be Chcaper, caufed our Whcat marknt to go off much, the fame as f this day fe'ennight. Rr- coutinuce fteady. In B.aricy and Mak little or no altcration. Peafe and Beans are vet y phmtifui, and ratcr chcapir. Oats are I bilker, and fiuil iks dear aS Ala wvck. Flour ...

... The following is the Gazette account of the !ery gallant exploit menti ned in our iast post- script. It is probably the last that we snall have to record for a long time, and is transmitted to Mr Nepean by Lord Keith So His Majesty's sloop Kangaroo, one cable's t length from the shore and ?? trom the town of Oropeso, xoth of Junes i8o1, three in the morning. My Lerd, I have the honour to ...

... The certain intelligence that was received laat week of the Dutch fleet in the Texel under Ad- miral de Winter, being ready for fea, was the caufe of Admiral Dickfun's failing for the coaft of Holland. Moft of the enemy's feuadron along the whole range of their coaft are in a Htate of preparation, and keep our blocading fhips upon the a'ert. Private letters from Bruffels of the 17th ult. ...

... n' A very gallant acition has been fought off Ro- ti .cchefort by the Amelia frigate, Captain Helbert, n a with a squadrou of three French frigates, and a c it schooner, which she compelled toreturn to post. c. y Theiparticulars of this a26ion are as follow - f Le On the a2d of August1 she was ordered in-by sig- b s, nal from the Impetueux, of 84 guns, Commo- 'A d dore Sir E. Pellewi,-Bart. to ...

... te Dispatches were on Wednesday morning re- th ceived from Sir John Borlase Warren. It has fri since been reported, that, fromn a merchant ves- sel, he had received information of Lord Keith's an fleet having captured a French convoy, bound for an Egypt. ne A Lisbon mail arrived on Tuiesday morning, o brought by the Harlequin packet it i6 days.- hc The letters contain' no ?? of importance. a ...

... _ _a-b -Co -Filhitest. I >sap u> lll r T Nyon, 14: ?? .j;,Vi ?? .t6LU NW-1|Z ?? ?? ?? The Belzeb-b, Grove, from London to Ham- b-rgh, is lo;t nrar the Texel. Captain Maddocks, ofthe ship Flora, arrived at Dubliu., reports, that he saw a large pendant pan, suoposed to be the Walter Bciyd, friom Martiniqlwe to London, founder in the g.ie of 4th .orFSeptqnm;er; a7soa sc'ooner aio gsie.- The ...