... S HI P i N . W S. n-- st The loss of the Scnsible figiate is confiriped. er In the mnorning of the 3d of Mau.clh she struck on a quick-sand off Ccylon, and after x6 hours se- A vere fatiguc in endeavouring to get her off, the 1, Captain was obliged to oider the people, for thc in preservation of their lives, to qjuit her. OnlIv one man was lost, and he wvas tound dead in the ship. n- Had she ...

... Sit'P NEWS. On Aatusrday a mail was received in town from .Lisbon.The letters of the x6th March mention, that the Duke of York transpoft, from Gibraltar for'Lopdon, wvith Soo of the Low. n- stein regiment on board, put into the Tagus on the 9th inst. in great distress. The troops were to be fanded at Lisbonz. The Survelliante French brig bf wvar, on the isth, arrived from Havre, with the ...

... S if I P N. E W S. Arrived the Indefatigable transport from Egypt, last from Malta and Gibraltar, having on board a detachment of the Royal Artillery, and the fulidwing- officers of tkat corps; General Lawson, Major Borthwick, Captain Currey and Payne, Lieutenants Munro and- Holcombe, Surgeon James, - Mr Commissary Stace, and Lientenant Commissarv Lane. Arrived his Maiesty's cutter Earl St ...

... 1~ ?? l~ v *.1 Mhte'to §tate the safe arrival 6 iast India Company's fi Wet'e CAi: Sue'% n Robert Burr~owes;. .7 I aiid he letrv Tsnds,.CapainCarruthers, fsoir3'-t-he ?? which place they ai lettfon thet' ?? of'ebruiiaty,'and sailed finally forn 'Sugeor Roaids on tihc 6tl'day pf March, in L Ccompanyh with the DUke of Montrose. The pursers o'f the Earl 1wve'and Heniv Iundas ar- 9 rived at he ...

... S H I P N E W S. nti- Monday, the safe arrival ofthe Charleton; from t of Madras, and the Clyde, from Bengal, was an- late nounced at the East India House. The former .nid- left Madras on the x8th of February, in company ; of with the Sir Stephen Lushington and Calcutta. ime, All except the Calcutta sailed from St Helena on it. the 23d of May. eels The China fleet, consisting of ten sail, ...

... S H IP NEWS. Friday arrived at Portsmouth, and was put .under quarantine, the following transport : s ,Thames, from Malta, Which she left oil the 27th . f of May last, with ordnance stores and 76 pas. r sengers; Samuel and Jane, from St Martins, t v Martinique, Dominique, St Kitt's, Antigna, and : St Eustatia,\',ith TS° wounded invalids on board i from those islands; wlhen she left Antigua the ...

... eceived by the Seahorse frigate, from a gentleman residing at Madras, dated May 3o, say IHis Excellency Vice Admiral Rainier, arris- ed here on the z6th instant, from Trincomallee, accompanied by the Intrepid, Capt. Hargood.; La Sybelle, Capt. Adam; Trident, Capt. Pul- ham; Leopard, Capt. Surridge; Eurydice, Capt. Bathurst; and the Albatross, Capt. Mal- colm. The ships are all healthy. ; The ...

... 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 ...

... ?? - - - - 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 ...

... ILONXDON .URRENT PRICQES AMlHES-Amcricarrt Pot, per ewt.Y.i~s to 'I I0os3 Arnerican Pearl, xI Ss to Zl 4s Dantzic, XI to- ilios Ruflia, xl gs to II ass Barilla Carthagena, e I| 8s to it Ios Banilla Sicily, il 25 to xl 43. COTTON WOlt-- Berbice, 'Is 8d to 2s 2d6 Flrillam, is xodto -s. d Dcmnerat4, Is gd to zs Grenida, Is 4d to isiod Barbadoe$ is 6d to is 9d- 'l'rinjdad, is id to. rs 6d 3amaica, ...

... S H I P N-E W S. a Last vreek a vessel from London to Bristol, the Captain's name Gordon, struck on a rock nearfurnravenMastle, Glamorganshire, and sunk. The crew, consisting of five persons, were un- happily all lost, except onie man, who was saved by the exertions of a carpenter in the neighbour- ohoodc at the risk of his own life, he tvice ven- r tured qut in a boat, aad the second time he ...

... 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 ...