... 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 ...

... 2 It appears, by letters from Portsmouth, that se- I z ven, oraccording to other accounts, nine ships of c the line, are ordered to be prepared without de- I lay for the West Indies. It is reported that the - state of the French is the cause of their being t sent. It must be felt-indeed, that while the ef- o fervescence continues among the blacks in the French islands, it may be necessary to ...

... S H I P N E W S. . The squadron about to sail for the West In- a dies Will consist of: Tereraire, - 98 Admiral Campbell. Formidable, - 98 Capt. Grindall. Theeus, 74 - Bligh. Majcstic, 74 Gould. Orion, - Cuthbert. Veng;eance, 74 Duff. Resolutioln, - G - ardner. t Desiree, - 44 - Dacres. a Morgiana, - 4 - Otter. a It is with entire satisfaffion we state, on the c authority of letters received at ...

... J i last London Gazette contains the fo- ; letter from Mr Hayer, Master's mate :1w- Curawoa sloop-of way, serving in the :a mec tender Pickle, attached to that ship, to 45:;p.in uott, commanding that ship, dated '2nrac.a harbour, Oct. '3th:- -I beg leave to inform you, that on the _lth .even A. M. isle-of Ash (St Domingo) bear- i e -W. distance five or six miles, being on the &2rh 'bard tack, ...

... T'ie Thisbe arrived on SaturdayatPortsmouth 0 om Egypt and Malta. She came fi omGih-:al- 'r I1 14 'das. Four sail of French line-of-bat- ftl ships passed the Gut about the s5th uilt- ' ?? are probably Ganthcaunie's division from '31 .;on. Sir James Saumarca ?? dis- pa-ched four sail to watch their m,.tions. ?? he Whole ship's company of ?? frigate m-: si -ntd a letter to the Admiralty for the ...

... ?? - - - - i-. I ?? I I., HY ? ?? allb comill be - -- . . . . . . . , I.: - The Prince Adolphus packet, from Lisbon, in his ci 5 days; and the Queen Charlotte packet, from the ti Jamaice, in 44 days, are arrived at Falmouth. ed al Rear Admiral Campbell's squadron, consisting ward of 7 sail of the line, and some smaller vessels, relea~ which sailed from helen's on Sunday for the ling West ...

... S }I X p N E W S. hioist London Gazattc contains the follow- cr and inclosure from CapUin iyntun, i umblbrlartd, corttnauding ail intel, 0 oil .iCa 3am ion; dated Port Royal, Caober t gint itte e.pls;,-r.3 rgonlrl hec y s Laork, PortAntoios, Sept. 17. | My Lord, 1 arrived in this port yesterday evening, hav- ing quitted my station on Tuesday last for the purpose of landing some prisoners of ...

... * 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, ...

... S liI P v N E W S. ExtraeR of a letterfr-om Afr- William White, Coa- Mander of the Ch'ance private ship of -war, itted I cst at the Cape of Good flops, to Vice-Admiral Sir Roger (i!rti., Biart. At four A. M. onl the I9th of August, the island of St Laurence bearing N. E. two leagues, saw a large ship bearing do- n tow ards us; at I nine brought her to close aition, and engaged I her within ...

... Al tccount ef X] the Colleaioins Which have been received from the following Parishesfor the Suppor t of the ,jLjpiL VI LInC AlllERI)EEN INFIRMARY, . . s . .1 Q From March sth 180o, to Feb. 24t0 I8Ox. 3rechin Prosbytei y,0 Collehion. Fotdoun Pi esbytny. Ford&Yun for ISoI L.7 a 6 S Arbuthnot ^ 180I 4 13 0 - ox 6 10 4 ISC1IViL -01.O 4 5 4 Bdlol; - - o 8 0 0 Laki.encekirk CTI 4 15 Eettcresso C ...

... - -! r 1? ji - -- U, S. An arder ias 'received on Mondav it Ports- . mouth tofit ont svieral .shiipsof wair with all pos- Fible expuldition: Each ship is to take a num- Jbi croti-o(-)s on bl vzd, anl to be violualied for four months. Thi. ships are, the T'excl, of 64 I guns, Cerefi, of ,3- guns; Alkmnar, of 6 guns; 'Thisbe, of a.guns ; Trinsty, of so, armed en Butet. The motivtc of the above ...

... | Price of PfovisiomrS in ABF9DFEN MARKET. Jkr Peck. Quartern Loaf,xoA;d. Oatmeal, is. od. to 03. od. Beef, per lb. 7d. to 9d. Beairmeal, od.to os.8d. Veal, 6d. to 9d. Potatoes, 6d. to Os. 7d Mutton, sd. to 8d. ?? ad j Pork, 6d. to 8d- Butter, is. Id. to s. 3d. Eggs, p. doz. 6 to 7d. .h R R I V E D, March 3. Dee, Cumming fiom Dort, flax. 5. Theti;s, Milne, from Rotterdam, geneva. 6. Lizard, ...