... SHIP N122W-. !I.s'. 'IE, MAPtC11 27.-Cotilidcrablc alarmni Wis ec'itted lwepc *on Friday ]aft. Signals wocre nsade fur an Heficry' fl1&t, alhut tivo o''1CIQC[,.thiitecn gin btoats were fo near lanIviIll B sy, tl'at th~ir-hloils 'ousild be perceived frorn the lowec'k part of th, fhosr`0 without the help oftlalfes. The~y %~. .r li 'k~ for fone, h0oors, andL appi ared 0 he I-, ilitigin tie dire ...

... SHIP> A FIYVS'. Top, wv', %%v ?o sro-6ailcd tlheNeNjifi, riigte, aod Phearat a falop o; Nva.li, nit a crA.C.za. POI- I s:,iOUtrll, 's jAY J[.-Canti up froan St. lIena, the ?1e- teor ign ,i- I Sjlied his M j,'avy's Ulsip Rcvoluticnaire, for Ireland ; and his Maj llv's clni LEqc intlient, for L.ymin'tol:. l-t.xltwYICII M\.IAY ' A hlrge 36 9Ll frigaec and two gua- O vel.ol ; are now buildilIg at ...

... :.!SIljp IVLwe. PCEZANC-r, AUG. 6 Satuirday evenirg, after po(P'arrsved itf Rover, of y-iimuthl, Squire, tromn Southarnptor,, with bricks, &r. for Cork. Y ,cterday the Player ao, stnoop JIf war, Ole (orner froin a eruzc and thie latter :non Plyimroth. allo the Lmrwy M li ll en1ace, Dorthea, Captain.; -viegaard; and -orti: as t aiCa * .en rice, 1 ronm Dram, vr. h x imblI., &c., and this torl! ...

... FORGERY ON THE NEWCASTLE B A i On the lithult. the Court nr .. - On the i th ult. the Court of Jo burgh, were on the point of proceeding o at dril Ricliard Menodain, accufcd of torgery cn the N caftle Bank, or of uttering preteIded .ote c Company, knowing them to be fbiold, v hten curoed to the Judges, no objeeior, having ben toc by the Counfel for the prifoner to 'the nted indi6tment, that a ...

... stIP NETS. DOVER, Se'P.. 30.-This place ivas throw'Wni into confiderable bulile ,efiterday mitening, by news oF til 'enemy's fquadrons being at fea, and 'all the naval Afi. cers liere were cn the alert to' get on' board the '.ffeilsj to purfue them. In thle middle of the night, 1bettycen N riday e rd Mrday (the wind having'len fo violent as to render it 'unfafe for our crui'zeis to be near ...

... 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 ...

... SHiP i?EWS. ToeBAY, FPr. 19.-His Majeffy's.gun l8ig Cer- bere got under weigh this afternoon about two o'clock, with the wind at N. E. and reiched on to the South- ward, when 1he miflied itays, and went on ihoie ncar the Berry Head; and it is feared the will go to pieces to-night ; the crew, with the afiitance of the people on fliole, were faved. POarSMOUTrH, uEB. 20.-Sailed the Ranger and ...

... Hi P /,y PI.YMou-rn, JuNE 9.-Orders came down for the Temcraire, 9q8 grinl, C 1Jr M :arVL, alln toe II )ptucux, 84. Cacslain 'T. B. rtill, rNo w fit log fr fea rin Ct uwsand Bay, t), lii direclly, i--iig quife, realy to ii llr.e th:lae lcet under the Hi-in. Admi- ral Cornvwalis. Poltivea avice has ben received herc from the hert authority in tirh Britifh ifrcz on thait itatirti, that one of ...

... : O I rn h O D i AI ~ ie.l8 UN BANKRUPTS. William Parteous, of Chippeirhavo, Wilts, coal merchant, Fe- bruary 22, 27, and Mareb 31, at ten, at the Threc Crowns inn, V Chippenliam. Attorneys, Mr. Audley Harvey, Chippenham; Mr. Jaimes H-loughton, No. 6, Clement's Inn. S~anaseL Tree, late of P'ortfinouth, Southampton, viiruialler, February a7, at three, a3, at elevrin, and Marih 31, at tenD, at ...

... From 'the LONDONG 0 fZ i.'YTYL, Ie. 29, 1 804. BANKRTNP' lCY FNI I,ARPGEI. Peter James Papillontof St. Swithhi ;-i-lue, London, mer- Charst, from February aS, to April 17,at ten, -st Gulidhall. BAN RUPlS. Georg Speed, of l~!ackltsen'-l;rce 2 tNeinpmtt, fable lecper, Marcls 3, ;o, and Atpril cc, .t rcn, at Culdltall. Attorney, Mr. Coilycr, Great Ealleleap, Tower-fl'eet U illiam liTompfon and ...

... S/lP 'NE 'S. 'OR'T'SsMO Ttt, Jtr. . 5-Juft now arrived tire Ra:-gcr 9(D? of war, Capt.Coote, r tmni the f riadriron offHare. !ht:2:er, oit, t two trsll r ,hipo of the fqua ron , wteiitto Hea etUt'Pt a IljUadror 'of hi o grtfn hr gS to co0le Out, but thq, W00l o;. baileI tl)r L :tr-rutn.te cutttr, IieMt. Y'ooog.0ott ttr The Ealt trdiarnien al d teiI-,t 1r, fo:ne trill', rqJT^i.; iU fuppofed, ...

... ,SHIP. NE 918. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I DovER;, SEPT. 4.-News prevails here, that the I enemv's flotilla which hid returned into port, havrecome out again, to the amount~of four or five hundred boats, it is too thick to fee any thing at prefent. In coife. quence of the heavy firing heard here lately, we have been much on the alert. An alarmino accie!ent took place laR night by a fire breakhing out in ...