... S1HP T NEWS. PLYMoUsTH, JuLv 4.-The following copy of a letter was re- ceived this Lay froM Captain Hioppen, of the Neptune (A. T.) to his owner here, an emlinent merchant, sent front Barbadoes the dtsh May last, and will be interesting at this period-it is as follows:- Barbadoes, May a5, r8oS. Si Rt-l wrote you in my last that we were going to sea that evening or the next morning-but a few ...

... SHIP -NE, WS. - DoQvR, DEC. iS.-The wind has~ blown very hrd to thee N. and N. WT. eversince the Vict;ry has beentiffhere Thismorn- ing she got under weigh, and turned up opposite our Bay, where she brought up again in a more secure place, and will remain until the cwind cianges. I am just come from on board; she is very much-rmatulel, both in her hull andi ligging, has up- wards of-8o shot ...

... sMP NEat, -Pavys thf, COToEsR 25.-Came in fronm a- cruize off the Priennarlim, the sMelamrsus, 36 guns, Captain. Poyrnt. She left our flset all well last Saturday evening as usual. On lher re- tarn she tell in with, chaced, and captured close in with the land,. the Hope, a smuggling cutter, of rowvey, having on board 570 alkeas of spirits, besides tobacco, which was lantled at tile Custom ...

... SflPl N r'tvS. DOVERa, Drc. 1$.-The Tar lriansport 3/, camecinto theL hzrbotr-lastnight, %vith some of, her sai1sb1iovnv asway, h1cving ;on boird 33 iorses, and 3 dragoons, helongin Ito theI German Legiopn- she was one of the'fliht Wsivch sailad rm tfi6illvTwps on Tuesday tinder convoy of the Leopard, and parted wviths dfem n N edresWady night,'Im a gale of 'wnd' lThe Victory got~underh weigh ...

... . ?? - 11.1 I- 'ST ., 4!p NEI? - ?? ?? ?? , --S1 ? .. WHALE.tI :ISIIERI ES.- ; S-ince one last, the ?? sbips hac sariled from tlns port for Gre'irslad and Davis'sStrci0ts viz:- er: Gt reienla/zd-.NeIly, Crornpton' ;ootluner, Groat; Trl~lod., sytixner ; Acta'6n, 'Roar sr:;aniflcece. Tate ; .liottcr v,Q ichnlolsi5l5, Eilsot Wray ;'gginsrn , H-- I- h rr., Srirah arid Flizabeth, Ewbank;- ...

... SEHIP NEWS. DOvER, OCTOBER 28.-A great deal of fring has been heard on the French coast, and. the French from Boulo igne sent 'out a pinnace within cannon shoe of our c'rui~zers, a'nd then 4batidoned her,; .1. on her - beiag picked. up, by the Immortalite, therel, was found a letter on board, which was landed, here this sporning, it. states, that the- French have tota!,5 1 defeatid the Astrian ...

... B-_~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ at .E .. 2Fi:,~~~~~/. (',;77r' LuOG~E lainA 5, 1-803. . .1 B.~Nl~R I/, irs., t lhn 1~t'r dar~ Of rb--n, N h neli' i r.rier,.April r. car 56, t rrtve,4tt 1~iikiscar Tavern, Nqovcastie- iri'rOn ';i. Attnrnsl'rr 'vp-. \Viliahs ksrkkev Nesscarrie.'e 0 7 c 't; Mr. Ch::rkss C oisiabler,. oe ir, i~;nsohd 'sInnit;' Rchjulw . oC n , *- Cf 'trkolsenholra d, s-'Cx rrch'rnt, ...

... | oD C N ?? I, . AIthough our supply of wheat to-dav .vas rith- rsh- from a disincinatonin the buyers to. purchase, v-e had ,: many sales, nor *ere prices, even for fine sienrns,' h than h st Monday. J. he- ordiuary sorts were hcavicr ai cheaper. Barley and jmalt are neariv upon a par with last currenpy: the supply rniddlieg~ T-lere. is a. heaviness is the sale of pease of th6&ffeimt ?? Ova' ...

... S 51 0 id hi a' 0 3' 'a :1 0 d :r us rl in it ARRIVALS,., n IrtIe FM&t, The Leer Packet,41asnen, from this. Port. for Einhden and Leer.,. 'Tfmsisieng, The Wruitwick, Brady'; the Margaret.. n Mxwell the Btoyro, Jackson;' the Texel; '1V-adjb ithe Ulrika, Arn (t. all from this po~rt. , The Atlas, Captairt WPtilliam Iaris, from thiq port iito Madeira and .,aaqnaica, arrive'd at Madeira the ...

... * ~~~Thi1 ?? ~ ~. T;lreign shirs ras izted.-iionntaineer, Skelton,.from Zore. Ami;nra,' 'Ilu;jseus, from Anjsterdami. William, Foster, from Varel. Foreien shios cleared out-Peler, D'Oachaod, for Emabden. Fortuna, Nolleman, li, FIirbnril. Coasters arrived.-Nanev, Cpsworir :M b-:-oiester, 'rantteislev .SHopelSotnHird; london, llanlac\ Glass 1alerchant, .Darliog ;: Fleece. Piinplewvel: ?? idirsk, ...

... 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 ...

... It~~~~~. ItS ' ~' I' l ' 1 ' ' . ,5 as - 1 . . , I . . 'Th foz wiogP e - , The -followi speehywvisi rhade by Captain S`ittor, !Presiint (Iof the Coq.t- altial appointed for t yins3 I Captain Mudg-e, of hbs Majsty's late shiip Bincl co presprtingv him his sword, after being meas heonaarc/y r Yacqted ; Itee the greatest satisfaction and pleasure in the discharge of thispart of nay duty, ...