... SHIP Ntrgc DEAL,, JAN. S.-LaSt night a gUL vessel, fficl&ck- ler,' marived in dl6 owns nithta.fi escsi Gete bk.o bo'ardj4 wo wlas taken up on the enezty s Coast fiom a French fishing boat. His namej I understand, is Fran- Cos; anzd that he had papers of the utmost Iunpoitanc withl4im; *but wlhether he is of the Royalist party, or scnt by the wily Corsican, does not transpire. On the other hand ...

... Sill? W'S. t Do VERi JAN4 . Z;-tar severao.drij we rnvtpets from tlhe French coat;., bht I learn- 4s thave tre Wi6- vourite h'red &4'rer, was of Ostil o'i lhtsday iibz when therei -wre -. 6 sebh6ner gna oats 6n 1* aid two lugLCes, hying ' It inchor offSarcer tlaey aW b to la~yimr n ..i' toree nmonAh. fthas mowzn ~ryhsa-Sd, and di id~giete .ht h.teiy inrested oicr coast~s; hissA~yei ered t ...

... SHIP NE, lS. , , - . ~~~~~~~~~~~~tat PLYMOUTH, Dac. 31.-A seaman's body, supposed t. have been drowned some time since, was ha1uled up, pa fastened by his clothes to the anchor fluke of a man of .Sil war lying in Barney Pool. V Verdi t-'Io6(.nd Droct'ef'. 't6 The San Josef, 112 'guns, Vice Admiral Sir C. Cot- an ton, Bart. was to have sailed to-day, but it blew so hard Pe into Cawsand Bay she ...

... -t 7SjIIP-,. ($. D mOtR, JAN. 9, 6P.M.-'The-Princss s'Maiv, !ast. w Judia ship,.is.just arrived- i our roads, and 7ndekd the purser, with dis-oatches ; she sailed 'fotn St. I-Ielena the 6th of Novemnibr, at' whiah simne it was reported that Linois bad sailed for -the Mauritius, ar.dnmuch chagrin- ed with bad success, and had since'sailed for Europe- a large force was cruizing for him in the ...

... SHIP NEWIS. GReENocr, TuEsDmy, 9o'clock.-Atfive o'clockthisimorr. ing an express was received by Captain Tathwm, the Regulatir.g Officer here, from the Sheriff Substitute, Inverary, inclosiay a letter from Mr. John M'Dougall, of Luing, bearing date, Daii, iltha January, of which the following is an extradl: I was last night in the island of liing, and observed a darns ship passing about four ...

... . SHIP1- NES. ls PLYMiOUTHI .JAN. 3. -A'few days since, a fire 'broke out on 'board a i:ransportith sails,, near the (Cilder basin, o~fthe dock-yard,. bult it was soon put out, .with- ly the-burning of.the sails. The: orders are to be sfricllly enforced in futurc, that no fires, are to be kept on board any. nivy-transport or 'any other yessel that, say be ;loading; or inloadinig stores :in the ...

... S&ILT warsE. PLVMIOUTH JAN. 6.-Asirl-dc t'ic &e- ng a large Spanish thip, laden with sugar, hlaVing on woard two hundred thodsand dollars, orini the idaannzah, bound to Corunna, taken by the N'aia frig;te; a* a ouxsd ship from Monte Video, adei vviwih a valuable c' rgo, bound to Bourdeaux, captured by the l1ndyion fri. gate. - s Tie Fisgad fi i tc lVas l-ft a few days since lay. r ing ...

... 31! pmf, xirus. th T'IvapTnah . -Came in the Spanish chip Maria, frotnI4 .thlc 3iwvajiah, bound to Chrunna' laden wit Is-tnar, scofoE;, cocoa5 and dollais, d.Atained by Mis Mlajesty's s1Aips Ilhistriotus nd Ajax, of p g guns each, in sight of the Montague, of 74 guns; theJ Colunmbia.,Ame ican ship, Ca.pet.Haydon,fronioAlexandria,bound to Lchson with tobacco. thc Harmony of Dflutmouth, and A ...

... WiltP NtSi a 'TU-eS appoin ed for the EEast India Silips o'the sex ; S, zoe t inmthe Downs n ; . slap~hJ. Carnanders. Consiglldr. 7' iL . ,W, erd - - - W. S. Clarke . ' ,Addingtn J. Kirkpatrick Bomb&China 01 139bay Castle A.1iarniltn 1804.a E. of ':bergavennyJ. 'Wordsyvorth Bengal&¢hina. LWarren Hastings Ths. Larkins Hel.B'en.&Chi, Ocean - . - - J.;illiarnson Coast & China. W,41e 4a4. . ...

... Frrom glte LONDON GAZETTE JoN. I 9, I S05. BANMRUPTICES SUPF.RSEDED. William Shale, of Ledleury, Hereford, currier. John Michael Shenstone, of Portsea, Southampton, salesnsan. BANKIRUPTS. John Beclt, of Bridgewater, Somerset, ironmonger, January 30, I. and March a, at eleven, at the Swan lnn, Wells, Sonerset. Attornics, Mesare. Blake and Son, Cook's-couxtCarey-street; Mr. Thomas Cole,. ...

... sHIp ?1rsS 1r%'s. I FR. D.),vint, 3N': Ujn-setih Of D3i, loaded Collier, ar- V d.tvr list titde ;she had beret taki-ri off Cromrer by a row ba 'e~at~rwh~ onm andwa?~ ietaken oil Calais by the Bold A Iun-brig;I tbe ore'.vwcree all taken Oust, except one little boy,~-L 'I et bztttzlio oftefch0 l~l Irish cain-e into t0own bee abgoee1tvlelve o'C2ocI: to,day, anti the tide iteingup they home, the ...

... -ip , PS |1 tOitBAY,34N. ig.--Thlis p:orbnin at higlnawac, jias Etjrs.y'; v ship Jj1lon4l was ins teed offfron Goriton SIanS, and abqut a b . s afier was towed inlto thi place by a great' nmwlber of boats fr ot- the fPeet. She is 'ithin the new Pitr buildinc here, -here she lies quite upright; she wmkes In.uh Nvat-i; about 27 fee of ber rrmain keecl is gone aft, and about tO or t1. fcet ...