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... ------- 6HiP NEWS. PLN MOUTrY, M'Y 24.-Came in the Humber, 16 guns, with tie lofs of her foretop gallanst maft, carried away in a gale, with twVo file fmugglers,oone nvith zso, and the other wvith 269 anchors of'brandy onl board. Came in from Cadiz, a veffel with wine and lrauidy for the fleet and Vidlualling Office, alfo the lipton, fionn Stockholm, with tar for the Dock-yard; fron Loun- eIon ...
... . SHJP NEWS. PLYMOUTH!, MAY zi.-Went into Barnpool,to wait to take aonvoy to the Ealtward, the Lady-Warren, of 14 guns, Capt. Morrifon-(anme in from Oporto and LUbhn, after a fine paf- late, with a convoy for this port, Exetcr, i'eignnsouth, &c. with 'vines and fruit, La lBacchante, of z4 guns, Capt. Dalhwood.- The f(hps for the different pors ihi the North Channei went up titChaannl on ...
... SHJP -NEVS. FAL MOUTTi, ARRIL 29.-Arrived this morning the Prince of Wales packet, Todd, with mail from Lifbon, fivgdays paIl'age. Left lying at Lifbn, his Majetty's Ihip Orpheus, and the Diana and Auckland packets; the tornier was expected to fail on the morrow, with mails for England. The convoy was appointed to fail from Li boe for Englauf! on the i8sh inft. Sailed this evening the ...
... 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 ...
... SHIP NfJPW. . GENERAL'ORDER., AntcLope, offi'Ottend, Lv~6 i3, 1804.. The C6ntrmodore takes thisopportunity, befor'e the extrnlieds of the SrIuadron to a greater dilltance from each dthbe, to fignl't his entire ayiproaacition of 'the fpirited and WlfiNt manner in whic'h the feveral attacks in the late ad'ionls were made by the tdaptait.s and Commanders of the fbis and vIftIs undcr hlk orders. ...
... SI-Ijp Al'.LW?. Doves, MAY al.-From twelve until the prefient time, 5 P. M. we have heard a continual roaring of cautinui, without any intermiffloit. ily Conic it is conjctourd that the enemny's gun- boats have attacked out Iquadron in Boulagne Bay-by pthers, that it is a rtjoicing on account of Bonapa.ett's beinz. crownvc, wvhich is very li!E;ly for if it took plice yVltcrday at Paris, they ...
... S I NEWS. - SHtIP NVEl^S. PLYMOtYTO, MAY 2t.-Admiral SirJ. Colpoys Itrikes his flag on Wednefday, and fets off directly iOr the Admiralty; he is to be fuccceded by Vice Admiral Young in the command at this port. This morning all the hands of the four Eait I ndiamen ar- rived here were preifhd out of them, and tent on board the Ad- miral's fhip for diftribution in,the fleet. PaiEd op ycfterday ...
... SIlijp PIE 3.. PLYvNInUTII, MA5ΒΆ 28.-Y2L. ,l-y at nootheO'ie of H-ulll, wirh a v4ualbic caro Ot wi'-,e the Oise i . eb out ui tile S6ill, Ehe h in il . ;ic sgl, ri', [pJ-ta t tern reeli ot ria lks o!FfSt., S choijss iP . , ti.cIv i:gn a c:,ve beCtVocn tWa ro r [t .he uifk. floe: higa ae ii ~ uti::l'~*~'' ~ I it i;:to lartiley'oul to r'r' 1-- to nc;;,ci aetlAY fel ate r 1 g so S giUI. ( lspaill ...
... PLYMOUTHr, MAY 1 -By letters received from Lisbon, dated the 2ist ult. no mention whatever is made of the loss of the Apollo, and so many of her fleet, as the publio papers have al- ready stated: these letters were received by the packet which is arrived at Falmouth, after a passage of nine days. The same letters speak of the loss of the Hindostan, of so guns which ship was destroyed by fire ...
... PLYMourrH, M.Y z,3-The fcamen presfed out of the four Eaft Indianien, viz. Charlton, Lord Gardner, Sir Stephen Lullu- ington, and Earl Howe, lalt Monday, are, by order of the Port- Admiral, to be returned to their refpedlive Chips to navigate them round to ithe rivcr, and then to be fent back to this port, and diftributed on hoard the different men of war; the Bacchante, of 24 guns, jultl ...
... SHIP NEW S. PLYM-OT O, MAY a5G-Arrived the Danirlitloiia il Norway, Capt. Trag, tr ani Copenihageli bound to Chia3' Arrived the Iin pctueux tran of war front a craif. 1etude Paled the L ady U'arren, ared fhip, ith t Iufnhuigtun, Admt iral Gardner, Earl t-ove, and he.00 I adia ibips, under convoy for the Rivcr; alto th uerhit Iluop of war, witl the homeward bounaa1OPorto F' voy to the Eaitward. ...