... S HIP N^EWS. it is .with eetremne -oncern that we advert- t6 the spirit- of mutiny which has again brolen ont - in one of his DMlajesty's ships. By ietter6 fio!m -e Portsinronth it appe.rs, th, t the cr tv of th-c - Gibraltar, of 84 gUn,, hadi :niltinied ?? . her Le passage from Gibraltar to Malta in Co-mpany iS witt te SUioD h D-lnn, and rium. h. Tb i- mutinecrs took pos-essicn of the sh-p ...

... SHIP NEWtS'. Fuirth& Peticplanr of tbe Loss OF THE HIND OSTAN. The Hiridostan had rode the lee-tide out, an-d in tending to windward, ithe'pilot thouht itrne- cessary to heave in the cable to prevent the ship tahliug upon thasapd I -l-capsarI.bars we-e manned, lxut in heaving taught-; a violent sqrall caue -on, and the ship, tak ing a sudden range, the cable parted, when in an instant she, was ...

... - A Itter from on board the Kent, -dated Oris- i , ton Bay, Island of Sardinia, Ol. az, says- t The fleet under the orders of Sir R. Bicker- ton, comprising 'the Rent and He~lor, of 74 f rguns, Agincotirt and Monmonth of 64, Grey- t e hound of 32, Weasel brig and Thomas, sailed from Malta on the z3d of September, and an- chored in this place on the 4th inst. The objea of our coming hither, ...