... S HIP NEWS. - PL7MO6UTH, Drc. _9.-eTent up the harbour to refit the damages she received 'in Guernsty Roads, in the'hurricatie of the r9th, at .E.N.E. the Thisbe, of 28. guns. The Ariadner, 24, and Merlin, 18, which camie in yesterday morninig, were -obliged to hear away from their station off Havre de Grace, as it blew dread- fully direot on that part of the coast of France. Came in the ...

... * R ?? 1 .ul ?? The dreadful gale of Thuriday last, we f-ar, has done considerable damage to our shipoping.- We have to) relate the rntlanchol' h.ss of ot d Blondt frigpte in Torbay on I htrscday. At dai 7 light she- parted battl boewer aichoCs, androd- by her shett. At n ne A.M. she-clt aw;ly her | rmtain and nnizen mastc, and parted he, llst c- ' ble. .Il hope. of saving the ship ei, ;t *na ...

... I GAZETTE J I180 I BANKRUPTS. Alexander Hendy, of 'l'hornhaugh..street, Bedfora-square, glazier, January 8, iS, and Febhtary 12, at twelve, at Guildliall. Attorney, Mr. Ward, Newman-street, Oxford-street. John Penny, of Wells, brandy mnerchant, January ej and I6, at five, and ';ebruary 12, at cevfen at the Swan inn, Wells. At- tornies, Mr. Fooks, Shepton Mellett, Somerset; Mr. Warry, New Inn, ...

... SI-fl N1-JP' : We are happy ts find that, from the force ad distr, bution of our fleets in the Irdian seas, there is every - bability th.t Linois will not only be prevented from, cen 1 mitting depredations n onur commerce if', that quarte but will himself fall into the hands of some of the ferent squadrons that 'are in search of him. Linois sailed from, the Mauritius on the 6th of July, with ...

... 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 ...

... AilARKEI HERALD. irick-- Corn.F34c1nilge, London, Monday, Dec. 31, 1804.. We have a good ?? today,, both Foreign I A101!rY 3nd Englifh; ?? Mealing trade was, neverthelel's, dull,I tg-t), and but iew fales efibaed, owing to the apprchention of jony, the Ittlfinefs on tha river being flopped by the Irotl.-Blar- egarn ley ?? are dearer, ilay about two thillings per quar- I tf § ter.- Ilorte ?? ...

... 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 ...

... 1. , k PI~yO'OTc, Je. ~ - tero,'-' -'no th-e eirt de of the, new, year,tl blocks cv t. f oil thi Si fo wshence. the Hihi,'ri tttI20 nfs, was ioa Ch 1vd 'n the I 7th of NoVembter la~st; and the keel Of z i c l, ofT50 til& SCIme class, was laid tn&.'i . n1r the (i~''n Of, J1. Tucker, Est). Master Bli i dr r i Ais~svns of this Dock-'yarJ, mhich is to bjcik t ~ ll] 1 0 i20 gnns ;s~he is be_ tQ ...

... CORNJ-EXCAANGE; London, ~Dec. 3r, 1804. We haveA good supply rf hoa t to-day, both ffircign and English; the mealing'trade wah, nevertbeless, dull, xnd bsur few 8aiei rifeted, owing. to the apprehension of thc business on the river being serped by the frot.- Barley and malt are dearer, say about twi shiling s per ipartor;. Horse and tick beans are likewi~e higher, as .are grey.peaje ; oats, ...

... ?? ? , - ? A vryit V? 0 wAS' iaasUeS nteay' eo~ : tar,4,-* M di ~ 3 la'titra-swv&diboih Sir wiii soo6pxeowed by. ?? War trot thc sanle yard, to a:osp.w7ards~of.2o gn6^thes:rgt 5bhip ever bailt ir. the h4 tcoxwoy fromn Corkltoroth~ gest Idei p lioohed iot the Iqdt et.Janivarwy, r. ' the 6evral prt vateers hn beii hd oat t uLiverRdo, arG stther parts, and are 1r ia pev.Re s fi v nwg oon~i tue ...

... SCOTS BAIV ~PTS. The deceafed Ioa.N KETSY, 13Aler. in Edinburgh.- ?? feivants to be examined in the Sheriff Clerk's Once, 12th and 26th January, 12 ?? meet in John's Colleehoufe 28th J~nuary, one o'clock, to infdru& Robert Henderfon, the trufie.- Claims to bemaan:y 17,th September. JAMES M'CAUiCHIR, Merchant in Dunmfries, to be e :amined in the George, Inn, 1 5th.and 29th January, 12 o ?? meet ...

... - . - AJ ' - v * r- L U to th :ORN E:XCHANGE, LONDON. P r The fetvere froft having again caufed a further interruption it tote n tvgacion of the riverl our fupply of Whleat for this pa' day'a. ma; ket wa5 but a partial one, anid but little balinefa for . telune. Barley fold prctty freely, but the finc l did nor letch au t fifty lhillings per quarter. Malt it funemthlitigdearer, etglhty. P two ...