... - 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, ...

... 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 ...

... ?? NETT.i It is now clearly ascertained, that, from thc perilous situation of the Hindostan, the sea hav- ing lately made many breaches over her, little of her cargo can be saved. The last accounts re- ctived at the India House state, that she has sunk nearly up to the lower declk in the sand ; that her sides have sustained such injury from the violence of the NVaves, that they movc backward ...

... SHIP NEuS. Sal;Ied from Fa'rmonihiJafuarySthbthe Duke I 0 'n Vrk packet, Dealke, with two mails, viz. thwo' of aith and ilthinst. for Lisbon. '11e Prince Ernest ditto, Petre, wvith the mails cf the r9th inst. for the Leeward Islands. The Donuegal, of S4 guns, commanded by Sir .R. Strachan, which put to Sea on Wednesday fio:n Soithead, with sealed orders for the Medi- t -mDeao, is, We ...

... - . . ? - 9N.9, 03 - n, else 5. . MUT I N Y. - The follow:-.g n.arrative is chidly.estra~ted frov the Barbadoes Edpesiior, of thcu .7th of !,Novenier last, andL we doubt n6t NRflj graitifiy our readcrs as .certainlv the first iiutiihnticated ;u-connt which has yet CoieC befbme the pubilic, t ofa transaslion yhich, at the tiunecex ited a strong interest in thg mariuime and ndercantile t Wocrldt ...

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... *9p14 gnpJ. F'ilc Eastjlndia Company's ship the I.ade Tlr. .I(las, Captain the Hon. Hugh Liiid.;:iv, i: t I Vd at iungal fironm England. 1t is ?? feared at the Post Ot'iee, th~it 'In (s.'-avld bound packet, tull of pas'scngers, ior ;IC; Elbe, is lost. '11c .IeIculc, of 74 guns1 put to sea last Xeck a fh3m , t.tsmiouth -with sealed orelscr. Her desti- 3 i. tioll is' supposcd to be the XWest ...

... R43ip s3el'15. t Accounts have been received from (Gibralt to the 17th ult. which state, that on the :uiur- - of that day the Dragon and Renowvnl, Of 74 ?? Ieach, and the Monmouth, of 64 gun11s, ?? f:)d Malta, to join the fleet there. Three French line of battle ships tvere ther; -- the back of the Rock, where they hal been fouu (lays preceding, waiting for an eastcrly wind, ti pass the Gut. ...

... t?pj)ip it)-clug. The Victorious, of 74 gUlS, is arrived at Lis- I bon in a very leaky state. t The Rosaxio, o;f 16 grrns, is arrived at Plyv . montl from Malta. The contents of the dis- patche:; IaIve nf t been made public; but when t the ve-isel sailed, our troops and ships at Malta were all %vell. 'rhe Dasher sloop, which arerived last Sunday at Plymouth, before she passed the Gut Of Gib- ...

... Fe 1) I 33e. ;e The Antelope, Sir Sidney Smith, which was 'n stated to have sailed from the Nore for Cawsand 'e Bay, is arrived at Hosely Bay, near Harwich. h In our last, we stated the loss of his Majesty's rs ship Determinee, off Jersey. The persons un- 2 fortunately drowned are less numerous than we d then stated they ?? Rooke, midshipman, e and Edward Franklin, seamen of the Determi- nee; ...