... RIP AtiP5' , 13. sIUNJNGE.NESS, J.tsi t6. cLd bia 10i;ljeity's fhGps Leda, Squirrel, Lo ufli Archer, and Bloodhound, for Boulogn'e; Vulture, for a cruize oilL l'achy Head; and Autumn, for the Downs. Riemain the .Leop.ard, Euryalus, Harpy, Sul- ph1ur and ii ccla. Ihe Speeddwcil brig arived lta nigh' from Guernfey; having untyer lier convoy tlree ti anfiports with the 43d remi-not on bvarlU, ...

... ,S P NE~lSr JEi~is'Y, Jkiq. D.On Sunday mbrniri tke Chefher- field packet, Withi the detachment of the Royal Army of Referve failed from \Weymouth, for Jerfey. The Charwell floop of war, at the fame time, front Por t!and Roads, accoaipariied the packet to Guerihfqy, at which 4iloce they arrived after a buifferous pffage of twenty-four. hturs. The inner harbour was full Of trading veifels. In ...

... SHIP NEXIVS& PLyMOUTH, FeB. 1.-The Couragaux, of 74 guns, ft, Rear-Admiral J. 'R. Dacres, with about forty fail of ha the outward bound. Weft India fleet, under convoy, s; which failed from Portfmouth about a month fince, re. turned here this morning, having been prevented from proceeding on the voyage by the tremendous gales of wind they have experienced at fea. On the 28th Ja- nuary, feventy ...

... s AUP A'± 1 ;,, PLYMOUTH, MARCH .--h was the Siti, Captain Prowfq which came in on Tuueid y evening from a cruife of the Saints ; Ike left the flet as ulbal. The Sirius picked up at fea (it then blowirigi hard) ia his cutter C:!pt. P. VWilkin ion , with ten of his, crew, trying to gAin the flcet, late of thle Hufhrdr, 3., wreci- ed uolon Jome rocks near the Saints Iflands, off l-ieff, on the ...

... M?p NSA * - PlOTh bt>Cokat-~T4i ao~hing t&edtlachiieht of the 4th regiteut, .d~ftit~Icd for Cork te.nytbarkcd from Frankfort flar~-achi, on' beard: ie ArmbroFlo 'armed- trapfort. and failst the lirnt fair win. 'Camie 'in'a Spaliil bre i, detained by thd Phtenix', 4 gvws. FIOAlf foth a cruade agailln the fmugglera, thfin Ranger, 14 gunis, C.apt A, Frlir. it iiwconfiderntly iaid . tha Vice ...

... SrIZP NIWS. tre -- he PLYMOTTSI 0 'V. 26.-.-Laft 'night, and h t 'before, 4s failed for 'Bermuda, and from thence to Halifak,' the or Cuopatra, 4e, Captain Lawrie, taking- under convoy, as far as their voyage lay together, the large mal fhip he the America, Capiain Robinfon, to take in a freth Dr, cargo of mafls, fpars, &c. from' HalifX. The Lords he of the Admiralty having ...

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... - IMP lvrfs~ fl rt A . MA nctl a2.-Ac'coutr > 6 v~ert rceeired herte yelterdayt of an attack made ODr the Cmrizer flirop fl' war hrbile at auohor off ..ufhirg by one henr- brig aI d t- cve f oRefrorcrs, but tircy wer' repirllfed twith col fidcr:ble lefs, and h ippy t6 gct algairrl rridr' tbe proted'tion of tfIeir own batterics. .I'he j rlckll gtrnir, wkich arrived' hcre yellerday, endcavoured ...

... MLAI1 TRibL,' Mr. VAilberforce has again antlnonced his 'Intention of fubmirting to the conlideration of Parliament, a motion for tAe Abolition of the Slave Trade. We are extremely anjious to draw the attention of the public to this mol interefling aod important fubjea2. Ulthap- pily, a ihameful, nay criminal, indifference .has for fDme time prevailed upon a queftion which fornierly awakened ...

... .A'I A- E *Do~V-E , 7'TAYV c-fc febrig as if 'the etnCy'G s 4dlopted a more t'dtive -flute of VV:arfa~te, and that our ilhipsnflit :~going hI to tniagt Slwbi) under the fir of their batteries, has, s emboldenied theren to try th~ir iArentthl, by~ coq merreisng an at- tack on our fqluadron in a calrii; n ew.s ha. been rece'ved here f that a flutilla -of aborA, 17 fall, etorlifling or -InI 1 ...

... kPi .NE ZtS. EXIMra'i of a Letter fron m at, Oce- engrge,94n; te Cam. manran EIexpedilio, dated Do#wns, 'Oi. ti I c The originalplan of the late expedition was this: b -Four e:-xplofon veffels; of about 50 or 6o tons bur- I then, loaded with feveral tons of powder, flints -glafs- bottles, and fire wads, many coffers of about si feet g long, with a number of floating cafksi all with com- t. ...

... S'HIP NEWS. PLYNMoUrir, OCT. 15.-Camne in, the Samuel, Pe- l terfori,'from St. Croix, for Copenhagen, with the lofs m! of her rudder. - ha TORBnAY, OCT. 14. Notwithflanding the 'indefati- tal gable.Admiral Cornwallis feems determined to return ge to his ltation off Breft, yet the elements fight againrt na . him. It's coiing on to blow a wbole gale again at ftr S.S.W. accompanied with thick ...