... 1 ?)Pfp D, CW5. Dispatches were on Thursday received f'i:.> i Admiral Cornwallis, dated off Ushant, Otqe:.x . ist, by which it appears, that the enemy made no movement there. The London Gazette contains a letter frnm Lieutenant Leaver, commanding the Jackail i mz brig, announcing the capture of a French aralcd t 0oop of4 two-pounders. She was boarded ire calm, and brought off in a very ...

... 941) INS The ndvices fror'r the Charrnel 9eet come down l di the i6th int.a-t which tine the intrepidCorn- l; i .:ontinutd on ills station oJT Brest, having -a- iy I moe otit tImC late lie:tay g:.!s. 'I'he ene- squa(lron had not made 'any atleMpt to put 'he dcscniflinn of the French flotilla near i rsbourg, by La Poulette arnd the Libe-rty brig, not iqenrinned ii the London Gaiz-tte f:n .- * ...

... grn3p B e W The orders now frmn the Admiralty are so strii, that no Captain or offcer of any ship in In 'Cawsand Bay, the Sonid, or Hamoaze, can p. sleep ashore; and the mntD of war are kept equal- le Iy alert ns if in time ofattual wvar. The Mentor, a Leith vessel, bound from the c( Mediterranean to Amsterdam, was stopped on p; the coast of Holland, and prevented from pro- 0, ceeding, by a ...

... 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- ...

... *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 mIuch 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 ...

... ??Dip B- F11,05. (Cu;r effective naval force at present consists of 2le sail of the line, 1r ships of ;o gun1s, 132 fri- g$a, and i[7 sloop, making a total of 415 sail, !nclsive of cutters, hired ships. &c. ; so sail r:f t, e line are repairing, xg building, and 70 are nr *;-dinary, which, with receiving ships, make 7-, sail of the line; and with frigats and sloops O ar, amount to 6s6 vessels ...

... 1NCUIV1E TAX. A .1_ 1 .t ,. - - - ,, .., 11-4C(AME TAX. Ratesi nScotland, .p.,P4is;hedt bL the Comvnzb7o.'s C: r ijt thr C'r.;ty 0/Eii/,hurh. Whert thi aWInal incomne, profrS of trade or proft ission, or '.Coni wvhaitcver other source ari-. in7, shall larrunuit to Gol. and be under 7o0. there -;1 ;:1 be charged a duty at the ratc of 3d. in the poullld. peF pound. L. 71 and7 under o.8o - - ...

... ,--I)ip D. ow. I - - -- '; j The folloving caltures are oflicially annoia. c- ed in the Gazcttte- By the Jamaica, a rrenclh cutttr privateer 0-' c- an gus and 24 men, had taken nothing. 2f 13y the boats of the Hydra, a French lngger, t- pieicid fo r4 guns, bUt Inone mounted, suppoiSet: ic to have becn thrt.own overboard. Being intercqy- 10 tel by thie Hyvdra, in enterinlg Hlavre, she hauled n ...

... rSUIPi 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 ...

... r- - -rm- 1 . - -, - - ,-c--,bip rIo Satiuday mouirniog an rxpresr arristd at mill s -tsonoth frdn the East Indlial if 1ise, to stOp ti t sail big of the IodiaiimCn. 'I'licy 1l.1 sailed, n d passed the Isle of Wight twro hours befo:e e 't arrival of thc exprcs e, but a fast saiiing vessel \. IS scnt after themi. 'lhe Sir Edward hughc, Armstrong, froln . i;-.nbay, is arrived nft],',I-ingingi. ...

... 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 diiii . 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 ...

... IIM)ip J?i?ewv,. The retuian of our navy up to the ist instant, a tain comlision 7Z of the line, 16, of v t gU'I , 1C3 trig;atcUs I-l sloops. Of these 17 of .h. Iin e in the s'ngiish and Jrish Chatiricki, h V'n the Jamaica st;.ion, and I I i;! the Mcdi- F tcrranc. busjtcs fi ites. , Thc Amu. v.' trigate, Captain Parker, is arriv- F 'I cdat 1En-smooth froim (ibriAtar. c j ! Hi Rov:MlP0 l. tac ...