... 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 are-Mr Rooke, midshipman, e and Edward Franklin, seamen of the Determi- ...

... ,434)ip B Mb. A.n official account has been published in In- -f dia efthe loss of the Cale ta transport, on the Sth of June, i1oz, oil the Egyptian shore, in el lat. s S. 33. She had ol board 3.5I of the 8oth G rrdiatent, and 79 native Indian follinvers. Sir a Jnne Popham, in 'the Romney, fortunatelly a canmlu in sight at the time the accideut happened, A --nd by his exertions all on board ...

... ,,, tv JD, elm.- 3. The lloston fri.gate, arrived in l!amiptor 1e d r- from Bermuda, left there the British sq 1l:' a:A e under the command of Si: Andrew Mit. ' '. e The L.iily stoop of war was dismasted it. c of wind, on her passage from I1alifax, .;:. ., put into Antigua. The Lady of Sir A. M :ca,' n who had gone to Bermuda fur the restor,,tiiol *'t e her health, died a few days before the l ...