... We understand that certain ibrelligence has - been received at the Admin.tly, that sixteen D ships of the line are ready for sea in Brest ha, r bour, with 400 rren on board each ship. The I troops are under the commrand of Gene- al Hurn- 1 bect, \vl Sis on board the Cisalpine. At Roch- t fort also, it is said, that theie are tight ships of the line ready for sea, with 6oo troops erlrbari- ed ...

... STHIP N E IVS. len Ac-oui.'ts from Coetgno he igth uit. w thle staIte- TLt 11-e- hicst'- o~rn3± hav~ dor ne ver,,. w~e he 'Irc:t dainage in the Balici- MoreT this' 20 vcI- I-b! intt s-ok ar- suppose-d to have bhe Ot lo ii~ Cr- cern; 1e ?? gli- uf a f-'rtnight, amnongst l'rr-r-h are two Ploj3 rod menofw, aind an-I En,'r ve: h~ ?? rryin!O nor- II 1le.- sts to P,:erbu-bnr h, x~tota 'n;Ile ...

... A great noranozi of ships have been dire gted to M bh paid ott ?? xi-ere issued onl Moncdaly for the paying olf of 6 ,, most of xvhicl are of the line. Rccruiting parties fcor h the 'ep a-nid hld ser-ice Wive been called in. e hc S fernoibls arc to bc disbanded iqisniedi- - ?? , aud a consi-eralde reduction is to take , plahc in ibe Illnlber of the regular reginteits, by kith ini f;atry and ...

... AM R K E T S. PlRICL AN IU.5POnTATCION OF GRAIN, tilhe (Frair th Sunay Rz,5Plerj.) we The importation of wheat from Tuesday to chla Vriday, iriclushi.e, amounted only to 2,96o qrS. ; the oa.ts to ,S~o qrs. and qnor to 335cot. The to i bounty on the imnportation of grai- finally ter- our tninated on the ? Sth the s-a confined it to the met Ist of O1t 'eer, buit allo'ed the Co '-slioners 1 for ...

... 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 ...

... _ _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 ...