... S I-! I P N E W.S. 'We are sorry to learn that onr ileet in the zay of Gibraltarsilstadiie cunsi-ier:tble carimaze by a1thuidtr storm, on the I9th nilt. The follow- n~g are- t e a rtiur, isgiren, hi 'etts-rs frcrh Gfbralstar, of the i jd u lt.:, . ' d Oi n the orning of tile Ih wq: had a aiost violent 'Storms of thir.:rr and liglhtinin,, ivhich; did conides-able dgamage to our squuadron in the ...

... S HI I P N-E W S. C portsalwlzsL, 3'elp. S. dI Yesterday mornling was expericoced a tremen- Y dou. whirlwind betlveen 6 and 7 o'chlck, and it 0 is reported that the Thames, homeward bound r ship from the West Indies, UDSet off St Catha- d rnes in tie isle of Wighit, and was in a moment ;entirely lost, with the crew.. Several other da- mages wvere done, blnt not of much consideration. - TIle ...

... SHIlP NEWS. Plymouth, Sept 4. Y Yesterday arrived from the Helder, the follow- I ing men of war, whither they had conveyed Is Dutch emigrant troops from Lymington-the Ol iseau, of 44 guns, Capt. Philips; Glenmore, of ' 36 guns, Capt. Maitland; Amelia, of 44 guns, ;. Capt. Lord Proby; and Galatea, of -6 guns, d Capt. Wolfe. They came to in the Sound. ._ Arrived, after a fine passage from ...

... rrArrived. D ne D h Aug. 6. Hope, Read, from Lisbon. is 7. Gypsey, M-Taggart, from do. ts Hope, Gibson, from Jamaica. go ri- Magnet, Ewing, from do. n-l Adtive, Paterson, from Tobago. m ic, Sally, Mitchell, from Quebec. cho ie Moses Gill, Paterson, from New York. hi Ut S.Hebe, Anderson, from Demerary. N unt io. Littlejohn, Paterson, from WViscasset. ?? ?& Siled. fol re, Unity, Morrison, for ...

... S HIP NEWS. - Orders have been received at Portsmouth to make the necessary preparations for paying off sixteen ships of war (eight of which are of the line) daily expeaed to arrive from Jamaica.- Seven more line of battle ships were to sail for England from the sarle station on the ioth inst. which are also to be paid off as soon as they rev,-h port. Poertsrnowt7, Yu1y 17 We learn by the ...

... . IS-H I P r't4 W S. -- - ?? . - -mm ~ Letters fiorn Jainaica state that the Bi tish E fiect there was unusually healthy. Out of s8 C sail of the line, and nearly 46 frigates and sloops 6 of var, there Avre- not o:1 the sick list of the 6 Royal Hospital more than so seamen and ma- 6 rines, mostly fltxes, fevers very few. There was a squadrorn of 14 sail of the linc andsomne fri- gates cruising ...

... SHIP NEW.S. It is said that the Morgiana sloop of war, which arrived at Portsmouth, on Monday last from Martinique, brought intelligence of a very unpleasant nature. The spirit of discontent which broke out last winter in the fleet at Ban- tryBay, has, we understand, again manifested it- self in some of the ships under the commaad of AdmIral Campbell, in the West Indies; but has been ...

... fr Id- The Bellerophon, Majestic, and Goliab, of n m- 74 gutS, are arrived from the West Indies- tr ?? IFormidable andI Temeraire, of 98 guns, la %v* ?? Top~ve frigate, sailed from the Jamaica , in station about the same time, and are daily ex- th ir- pel&ed. These ships arc to be paid off with all w possible dispatch. l We have tle pleasure to announce the safe arrival in the Downs of the Hon ...

... in The Diamond, Fortinia, Alcmena, and Au- t tumn British ships of war, arrived in the Texel r- on the xoth ihst.with Dutch troops from Guern-. a sey. -The -Diamond and Fortuna unfortunately i- gdt aground; the former soon got afloat, but the A latter had been obliged to cut away' her imasts, i- and remained aground when the letters camne a- t- way. The crew and troops had got safe-ashore. a ...

... - To the Editor. Sir, In the Sun, dated May 24th, there is a para- graph stating a mutiny having taken place in Admiral Campbell's squadron; the accounts said to be received by the Morgiana sloop of war. Having the honour to command that vessel, I authorise you to coiitradid. the report in the. strongest terms, there nct being the least foan- dation for the report, I am, Sir, Yourhumble ...

... LO. lbON'CURRENT PRICES. - ?? .: .. . . -1 Q. to HA ASH* ¢Atneran PRot, per cwt. i8s to' 10 be] Anmerican Pearl, II Ss to al 4s DaAs tic, I to 11ltos Riifixa xl gs to al I5s Barilla Carthagena, dee 1 Ss to 1. IOs Bsrila Sicily, Ii -is to 11 4s^ ele COv ?? WO6 _- TBerbicc, Xs 8d to 2s 2d tril 'Surinam, Is yod to as ?? Denierary, -1t 8d to 2S Grenada, Is 4d to'as iod Barbadoe, is 6d to is gd - ...

... L'J±N±J'JkN %Ji5-1%rw4 I ?? 6j~, ASHES-American Pot, per cwt. it 55 to li aii American rearl, il ios to 21 Ss Dantzic, %I Ss to. 11 1os Ruffia, xi xos to II I2s Barilla. Carthagena, * 1136 to It 14S Barilla Sicily, xl 5s to It 71. COTTON WOOL-. Berbice, is aod to as 3d *snriram, zs to 2s 2d - Dernerary, Is 7d to Is Ied Grcnada, is 6d to 2sod Barbadoes, IS 6d to is rod Trinidad, Is 4d to Is 8d ...