... ~iip D~tig THE LORD NELSON, EAST INDIAMAN. The Lord Nelson East Indiaman, which has been recaptured, and is arrived at Plymouth, was taken about five weeks ago by the Bellona French privateer, of 36 guns, after a very smart action of one hour and 40 minutes; during which i she lost her mizen-mast, and was very much a disabled in her masts, sails, and rigging, and V exDerienced a loss of many ...

... 9Wip -0,0. The follo-wing are copies of it'tters f . coilniauSde s of otr C tti7CrS o t h'e S oiA'e ;: -at tacI on *ie gun-boats aL Ecolulogne, as br i i stated in our last ;- . itsxt 9. - I Sir-T have the hononin to acqualnt ysn, i L this nmorning, at thiee quartelts past tiht:, ! E it r tanchlor closc 'Off ~olgi in his 1,l -:!.'s tc gun-lbrig unider my cominandl wvih his ljn'.i hired artned ...

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... 2- n An order was fixed up at the Etchange, at Hr Hamrburgh, on the zd inst. in the afternoon, by c the lliitish Consul, requiring all British ships there to drop down to Cuxhaven w ithin z hours, whiLh was complied with as expeditiously as possible, some of the ships coming away loaded, if and some with half their cargoes on hoard.- :1 Fourteen sail of Tnerchantnlen, under convoy of a ...

... !%4)tp sMDW. The followixig captnercs are announced in the 43az:ttes of la t week: v;. The French Nation- al l'hiiate Creole, Of 44 guns, i8 pounders, hav- ixif on board Genermal i' r^i-.an, (second in com- rnaml in St. Don u) his 3af. 530 tioups, nud thc crew of the frigate, iso, talen by his Majes- ty's ships, Cortlbeiland and Vanguard, off St. Dioteingo: La Mligione, French corvette, of r6 ...

... ,ebfp r D? five. We are happy to confirm the account of the capture of Le Duquesne, of 74 guns, off St., Domingo, by the Vanguard, of 74 guns. The Du Guay Trouin, of So guns, who was in cornm pany, it appears by a letter received in towni from an officer of the Lapwing frigate, escaped. On the x7th August, while cruizing for FrencO ships from the West Indies, the Lapwing at day light fell in ...

... j?,!pfp 'r!no. The capt'1rcs of French and Dutch mearcan'. menl- by our crmuzers, announced since our itsI are so numnrerouis, that we can3nt prectend to give anv account of them. Many Of them'n .re vaMn- hbl. On board a brig taken by tihe Dolphin C!!t-f ter, dispatches sere found for the Ainister of i Marine at Paris, said to be of considera've im- I portance. I Rear Admiral Collingivood has ...

... - . . ? - 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... -W,3 ' The ' ing .-.hich cau:nd .o n.hIl speculation it shu coast .tf Jent, seetst to have proceeded 'I m i attack; rccoretid in the Gazette of Tues- -.a;: made i'-y the Miel'in sloop and the Mermaid sI .onc Isupon a trcnch privateer called Les '.,;t tIrcs, Ivwloch tiu-v destroyed, though she e.\; protedi:d by powel fll batteries. i ic L ord Duncan and Castle Eden East India- iarrived at I ...