... J HIP NZf'SI hs5r-1t .-Cdame in from the Clanhel r1cet t ueet°(Where flie carried Rear AdmiralXir S r. Grave, K. B. ag it, the ill thore fcluadron, cii board *a line oflbattle 1, hl, t latinn)thAurora, of 06 guns, -aprain Malttsn; 0o tha fsect all ivt ll oTr Satiirday lal, cruizing in 3 diviLion'. mr iere a; u ual nor having mnade the leat hssiverneltt. ,-be er'; r-polke the Col rifluS, 74 ...

... 'SHIP AEOS. DtoVSR, Fsv. Ij 7 Tils im'rsMinj1 '\rvry carly, weve hearrd diffni'tly the firing of ,puns, feenming idi th' di'. reution of Calais; and this afternoon the Squirrel fr' gate anchored in the: Roads, with a Schuyt fitted u'p for a tranforrt for horfcs Ihe was one of twenty-four (iil bound to lBou~opne, r;!d was taken between Calais arid Bouloorne. The fignal has been hoifted, arid ...

... .TS!ZJ NEWS. Daven, Dwr, g.-The vrwind which has hlovwn Fron; the ' fc- ward forjlothe days paut, hIsl'rddently changed to rie UfeikwaW. and blr0Wsf rf. hn a large Thilp Is goip ,inet) the Downs fror.. oeF B1.ritonc; trie remainder of the fqiadron will it o)lierd to go eithcr to the {Iowns orDungecnls. Ar ived the Cori ltNt grit brig to repair 9U r copper, &c. Remnaivs si the Roadg, a frigate, ...

... 1)D v , S Er. 2 t .-Yelterday evening moft oF tbh 3Da;PS 'Of war in our Roads 6tood away for the French coaft in the direcion ol Boologne-, but th )fe deltined for that flation muft have liougiht up at Dungenefs, the wind being very unfavourab;e for laying off' Borulogne. Yefftrday morning there were Quiv eidgieri, French r veffils outfide of Boulogne Pit!, b,: in conf qience of'the flate of ...

... The toiloiong is an Qificial account of' the captum of the Honourable Eafl India Cumpatay's fhip Admirail Aplin MY LORDO, It is with the 9reateft concern I have to informa your lordfhll Ol' the rapture of the Honourabale Company's extra fhip Adosi- ral Aplin, under my command,, by the Wfyche Frenclh private lisp of war, Captain J.1Trehouart, of force as per mairgin, * fromi the Mie of Ferance, ...

... FrondXe E l v *TA,,',;.V fl \Ii8.ll'l- IES }RN_,LARCI:D. 'r11, Aait l( ;- u;c, aid jo:l i-i:-ry iFord of ?ir:,tph i. >i M oore uS I) .lV5~hp' ltd 1 ,oto ocenharr, [For l\2a.:a, ? i+eal p. . .. '..l.'.I tl t(W o lt 'at UslildIaila Ihon f~as 1 orr - :.: it;c C, 01 vf. V4.., .Cr uxd ft errs, ir- clantli'l inf;:Ian. ;~ ',.o'z.;r chant a'.u imi I.R.I; i- llugh rn of ' r. ito l urr j.. ar- Vt, ...

... SHIP VPws- . f !es tl t.-Tbrcc b'cickl p. tI.-Signals Nvere fd-IKt 5ig of an enerny' fquadron itcering S. W. MWe p13de tbis nl, rd they WCre made in confequonce of a large:,di- 2aeelDThC °>crcy's veift, to the amount of upwards of ion adn D t -d out of lIouiogne harbour into the outer road, fevcral of thenm large brigs, probably with Lgdefthri()l'J¢iactrckg our fquadron, which coqnfilfs of the ...

... 4Hi'JJ AEWS. PLtMOUTia, FEB. tt.-Arrived this morning at one o'clovk, tihe floop Majlohwr, of and frnil i'enlzanrc, Capt. Croker, laden with prize coft'ce; fsiled thence yeltsrday morning at three o'clocl, and cxperienced dreadful weazzthcr on the pxUfli c; one of the crew was walhed overboard irl the Chaniel, hut was provi. dentialily got on board again. When ilhe anchored at the entranlcs ...

... ShIP NEDWS. 'D UN GE NE SS, JAN . 18.-Arrived his Majefly's 1fiips Leopard, Leda, and Euryalus ; Archer, Locuff, and Bloodhound gun brig ; Duchers of Cumberland and Countefs of Elgin cutters from Boulogne; Squirrel, frorn Cape Gri'f-ez ; Alonzo fop of war, from the Downs ; and remain with lits MajeRy's flip Harpy, Hecla and Sulphur. Wind W. b. S. JAN. -9.-Sailed his Majely's Ihip Squirrel for ...

... ? HIP N El 03. PLY.VtOUiti, Mirtii 2l .-Canic iii frinn thc .'rc-rur iff e Ito r efi t , i`cIt, ihe ArdeL.; 64 -' .'apt. *iA IIt! I :`- ' -h' r let all few af d;ws irce. i.ttu S Irotn oti' of .A,; II dn r`Z irate, that t h e arer only thtee iI olt b a ttle flipi a-n ;rcir gates hi Rochdfrrt, lu thait two mutiit have eraped t th.) t. frig4tcs whitiier borird is unsertairi. This h ILfra: .r .a. ...

... SIIP NEWS. PLYMOUTH, OCT. z.-Captain Penden is to have the Plantagenet, 74 guns, as foon as the St. George, 9S guns, now fittiug in dock, is reatiy to be corn- miflioned bv the Hon. Capt. De Courcy, now in the former 1hip of Ferrolh Calme in on Saturday night fromn off Rochefort and W(le of Aix , the Hero, 74 guns, Hon. Captain Gardner, having been out fourteen weeks on that Ifation, and wants ...

... MipP #Eue PLtMbiJTH, Aoto. 4-Five P. p - At length, by the Hawke. of r4 gunsS, Captain Apthorpe, juOf arrived froii off Breff, is learnt, that Gantheaume hiWs effeeffed his efcape from Breft outer. road, wi(l nine fail of the line and two frigates. Vice Admiral Graves had ittelligence of the event a few bout S afterwards, and had failed in purfuit of them, with the following well-appointed men ...