... S It I P N E W S. I The following is a list of the ships left on the Jamaica stations March zzd, by the Rosario: St Georg, of 98 guns; Sans P.mreil, of So; Le- viathan, Captain, Bellona, Warrior, Zealous, De- fence, Elephant, Carnatic, Spencer, Ganges, Go. liah, Brunswick, Vanguard, Powerful. and Corm. berland, of 74 guns; be Rbtser and Cormrn'.n-' del of 68; Abergaven;iy, of 54; Decade, .8 ; ...

... . H I P N El NV S. NAVAtr RcGUE AT oa0NS.--1W AdillilnitV Board having discovered during the ls-e v sita- lion of the dock yards, that persons had con- trived to get appointed as warrant officers on board some ofhis Majesty's ships, who had not been brought up in the navy, to the manifest injurv of the desecvig petty officers, who have bravely toiled through a long war, their Lord- ships have ...

... S HIP N MTS I On F ?? arrived at Portmnloutb, La Seinc fri- I I gatc, Capt.tMiltne and the Apollo frigate, Capt. Halkett, from Jriaiea. They '6u'lng tr'npcrt the sgth of January, whikharika.oe niOmietion] of any arrivals of men df- wai either-at jamaica or St Domingo.- The'mdst distressing accolints had, however, been received of the situation of the Vrenli isaidsa ' ok ?? ' We have to ...

... S HF IP N E W'S. The remaining seven mtren belonging to the Temeraire, who were condemned by the first Court Martial to be hanged for mutiny, were sent round to Woblwich on Thursday in the Vestal, to be confined on board the hulks here during his Majesty's pleasure. On Saturday se'ennight, as a seaman of the Royal George was tending the capstan to pre- vent fiffion, when the forecastle men ...

... LONDOI1 CTUrfPN'l PRICES. A' ?? Pot, per Cwt. Ai 5s to ixi S2 ! Anae m cara Pearl, ii o3 to zl 5s Dantzic, it to ii in Ruflia, ii to iI szs Barilla Carthagena, i 11 I-S to zI 13s Barilla Sicily, i1 4s to II 6s. - COTON WOOL- Berbice, Is iod to 2s ,d e Sarinam, 2s to Zs 3d Denierary, Is 7d to Zs od Grenada, I s 6d to 25 od Barbadocs, As 6d to is iod e Trinidad, Is 5d to Is 8d Jamaica, IS d to ...

... SH I P N %EWS-, On Wednesday hc q dapty i§.sed a procla- clarnation for calling in'th'e oldd Mediterrancanh passes, asisousual at tpe ternination of ever s Nyar.*l ' ?? st~and that tha Hon.. East India Corn- S ,,Spaiy'ssp, « o~pe,. ,ptain'armes orncass- .tle, ii~he la,,t1 pto , spatche~d this season.; ,n .he g',,,rt4f, pirspri, hav.,,statiqned, sthefliope - .. o rdere& her to be k .fluat on ...

... S H I P N E W S.r The Neptune of 98 guns, Capt. Drur, 'is to a t ?? ofAdmiralMibanke. e By letters from Newfndlapd of the ioth ult. F, 1 we learn,' that Admiral Gambler's squadron ex-i i perienced, in its passage out,. a very violent gale d of win'd. The Aurora, which was in company d e with the Admiral, lost, all her top-masts, and P s sprung her tore-yard. In this state the ships cl s parted ...

... S H I P N i v S Ode.I me been rd&'ised at the Azoyl L)S- pital, Pfynsouth, to reccivc ?? pr-soner; of any nation rwe I.av, been at 'vwar tith during til IIte contesz, whro rnay arrive froma alyjqreign sta- I tion, an d to 'jects1 thcn till tley cai he s'nt to their native countries. Avery humane ;nas I and hi-lly creditable to tlhe 3Iritish C;G s in- | 1 lcter ?? receiver! by tile Racoon, from ...

... * ial We have great pleasure iesannouncing the fol- i m- lowing most daxing and brilliant atchievenment by P Capt. Charles Adam, the gallant son of William TI on Adam, Esq. of Lincoln's-inn-square. it of Copy of a letterftom Bombay, OR. 8h, ISox. b A'Advices were received on the 9th inst. from to Madras, dated the 22d ult. stating the capture of a m- the French National frigate La Chiffrroine, ...

... 7 ~~Sai./ing;. ?? , March 23. Fanny, Braine, for Dublin. Lord Dundas, Halket, for Ham- i burgh. The Two Friends, McMiflan, of Greenoclk, I t from Napies for Gallipoli, is lost on the Straits of Messina. Maria iargaiet, Du'oong, from Leg- horn. v t On Tuesday the following vessels sailed from c e the tail of the Bank:- William and Margaret, i-cnolds, for New t York. Peggy, Thomson, for ditto. t ...

... ShI P NEWS. The P',ridgcwater, T..t Iiidiarmaii, arrivetd on Tiie~~t RIv tfic' DcxxoS, and landcd hvr puvcl, vjitlh tlc (lispata;es at Dover. She mad(l her p t: S & 'ys fro0 St I lenhi, whhere she Lleit the [IlC N le C ssle, Skclton Cazdle, aud Tra- i vers, Ihomlicivardi btri nd(l. I lhc fir il.t of ! t iliia ships to cail for | dras mai ?? this s:ason, are ordered to be tn ?? ou thle :!1 slay ...

... ShII P NEWS. =- ?? I -~ On Saturday- or ders were sent by the Board of Ordnance to Wroohlich, to send off immedi- ately for Plyimouth, guns and stores for I 7 sail of the line. [Se.iz- The squadron that has sailed from Gibraltar, for the supposed purpose of watching the mo- | tions of the formidable armament which the French 'have been for some tiue past collecting at Toolon, consists offive ...