... PLYMour, IDEc). 29-.-A melancho 0ly--idelv- ihS ftated to have happened yefterday aftenoon., about~idr o'clock' in Hanocar , 'near SAtafh':16e oof the market boats, in. which were eleven imen and women, return- ijg up the harbdur from Dock market, was, by fbme accident run. down by a finall cutter, going in, a con-. trary dircEtion, and nine of the eleven people, it is faid, were drowned:. it ...

... I - N I T . S3 elf ArEN S. PL'yMtOuT'R, Dic. 3T.-Came in the Cu1lodiet, 74 guns, Captain Dacres, having experie;ced the-fury of the gale on Sunday and nefday Jalt in the Channel. She Uhipped feveral feas, and had a part of her c6bin J windows knocked in, but no other damage. Letters received here from Admiral Cornwallis, dated z7thult. which came yesterday morning, iRate, that the Ville de ...

... A TorBAir, JAN. r.-The Ville de Paris, Admiral Cornwallis, the San Jofef and Dreadnought, men of war, put into this place on Friday evening, and failed again this mornifg to the weftward. PLYMOUTr H, JAN. i.-A firi rate fUip of the line paffed by late )aft evening to the we(Eward,. fupoofed to be the Ville de Paris, bearing the flag of Admiral Cornwallis, proceeding down' Channel, to r.~iune ...

... I N/ A Ik, 5.- - s Toa2.4Y, >x. 1.-The wind b6ree'nrg up to the northward this morning, every hiMp in Torbay (that I wrote you of *yeftrday) prepared to get undcr weigh; and fo eager was the indefatigable Admiral Cornvwal- e is to get iwiay again, that he would not (top to take in e the neceffaries along fide, nor even the frefh water which tile loops had,' but they were obliged to f[art it ...

... SHIP Nrls. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 3. Went into dock to rest the Seaflower brig. Alfo into Barn Pool, to reit, the Doris, of 38 guns; Captain Campbell. Sailed' to join Admiral Cornwallis's fleet off Breft the Prince, 98, Captain Grindall ; L'Aigle 1, I.; Acaffa, 44, Capt. Wood ; and Endymion, 44, Hon. Capt. Paget, are all warped down to the lower moorings, where they muft remain till there is, more ...

... SHIP AL EWS. PLYMOUTH, JiAN. 4.-Th is morning a fire was dif- 6vered to have taken place amongR the cargo of the fbip WVentburg, of this port, Captain Evans, laden with brandy, wine, cotton, madder root, &c. laying in Ha inoaze, bound to Londor.. It was perceived firft by the great quantity of fnmoke which ifued fromn the fore fcuttles. -'The (hipbeieg neiar tbe Salvador del Mundo, Admiral ...

... SNIP At, jv,~S4 : PcflTsa1OTH, JANxuakY 6.li.Arriu~ed ae Friends, Woaldridge, from Jerfev, With French prifoness; Falcon tutter; Craptain Newman; and his Majeflty's f'hip) Petterel, Caplain Lambnirn, fromr a cruize. D!RAL, J.3N. 6.-Sailed the Harpy floulp and Star- ling gun brig un a cruize off the Coaft of Francf. lhe Leida put back la(t night, and failed again early this morning. The Amelia ...

... ,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 ...

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... DOLL'AR. TLe Direclors of' the Bank have intimatcd to the Bankers and Merchantsi that they-may be actomulO- dated with any quantity of Dollars ((tampcd with the King's head) at 5s. each, and that they will be received again in payments by them, for a title, at that rate.- Due notice will be given of the period of their cir cula- tion. This meafure is rendered necelihry, as we fomen time ago ...

... SHI1P NVIEWS. TORBAY, J.AN. 9.-Arrived yeflerday, and failed gain 1alt evening for Spithead, to complete her provi- ns and ftores, his Majefiy's t(hip Mermaid, Captain oliis. Now lying off t'ne Berry, the Nemefis fi- ate Captain Sotmjerville, who hath juft fent her boat n fhore for orders, and fhe was off again immediately. bout a fortnight fince, a brig from Newfoundland, as fpoke with on her ...

... SHIP AL'E EWS. DouV R, JAN. ii -Theie has been a great ~Iring of Boulogne this morning, but as nothing has arrived frrin tho French coalf, and the weather has been very hazy, we are ignorant of the cauitf of it. L) XAL, JAN. I 1.-Sailed the Immortali-e this morning in a cruize off the coail ol France ; arid LtJc fuoPly tranfport for Deptfcrd. 'This' mornirig a very heavy cannonadina was heard ...