... p 1) 4) J. Q. r I ) 5. . Lord Nelson arrived at Portsmouth on Satur. day morning at six o'clock. ' After breakfast he went to the dock-yard, on a visit to Sir Charlej Saxton; and, at one o'clock, his Lordship em- barked from the South-sea Beach, and went od board the Victory. which had dropped dow- ri td St Helen's. Sit 1. Coffin, and Captain Conri attended his Lordship to the boat; G. Rose ...

... ztlb4n -ei' 0 5 The intrlligence of the sailing of thc Toulon f sqiatdon has gcteivted a fil ?? connrmnation; but its force is said to he largcr than wve were ledt to bclieve. It consists of eleven sail of the line, seven frigates, and two blgs, with be- e tweeo S an(d 9coo troops on b )ard. It sailc.' cn f the ?? of lanuary, and has a conaiderab'e qusa- tity of provisions on board. From this ...

... SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL LISt. LONDON-Feb. 5. The Cvrene, Lilburne, from St Michaels to London, is put into Poole with l6fs of anchors. The Columbia, Watt,£rom Charleflon, on 25th l:Rec. I'poke the Brirlol Packet, of Boflon, from Baltimore to c Liverpool, out lo days, in lat. 94. 8. It The American fchooners Gobv, from St Domingo to b Curacoa, Favourstc, and brig Lapwiiig, from New York ti to ...

... MAkz4~ Ltsfdy5 -. ,d n. It. lie 'le r- .r- in e, iy !d e, le Ig e, 3e ThIiefiree !igte'with th fleetiromYJamakc, paf. fed Portfinouth this'moining.', The: Valliant fhip. pivacee , ofs g ( :powsers)md 27 meni, from Bourdeaux, from whence. mle-failed the .5th of June, was taken on the 25tli, 100 'leagues weft of Cape Clear, by the Loire frigate, and is ar'aived at Plymouth; fhe had ...

... SCOS B-ANICRU T- SCOTS BANKRUPT9. IDIVIDEND, -C. i CLAuD AtExANDEX, Muiin Man ufaturer rinPaif- ?? receive a final dividen4 froi n 'rancis Mar'tn the irudee, on 26th December. 'CCaMzs'aLLs and;,MAFcAiLANEs, Diftillers at Glen., ?? meet in Moody's inn, Helenfburgh, Duonbartonihire,. 15th December, one o'clock, onij buli- nefs sf importance.- JAMEES M'CAuCSTi, late Merchant in- Dumfries.- ,'Cred ...

... -STO0KS. - S1SOA,% I NDIASTOa C 8K£- . ent red.- 3 per cent. It@, 3per cent. con. ,5a t car A.nn.ik, ' Irja S pera CA 5per gene. ano.S2~~~y~ j Omnrnm ...

... KiNG, Shoenialer and Innkeper, Kilrnaur&- Creditors meet in Begbie's inn, Kilmarnock, 2d Auguft, one oclock, to name a fadtor fme.placeatid hour, 6th Sbptshsber,,to eieca a truftee. ?? . :: : -. .EXAMINATIONS,- DEVIDENDS, &C. * WILLIAM M'KINNAY, Wood Merchant in May- bole, to be examined inr the Sheriff Codrt-houtfe Ayr, 6th and 20th Auguft, 12 ?? meet in King's Arms tavern, 212lAugjut, 12 ...

... £iNitt3 Xesp3r Sir Sidnev Smith is ret unic I with his ?? a i.n to the Downs. The ;itieta wss to have b-ca ei, made oail Thinsda\ ni~t t; ;v-ey, i:ig v.i - preed ; the ?? hadI ?? ?? )DOoiI:rI Id stations the shell ande iilaue rocit. welie lie- e(d o1 the tf:ilmei fr-.ii lis hi tihevwer ti )e tired ; Sir Sidney S miuh hIMI q ?? fl2 Alte- ioS mild mlus-ed his flig Oil bsoud th Dih.' ?? -lioop, ...

... SC'OTS BANrRUPTS. j. i { : OtSA V 4, ?? 4 0J. , t EXAMINATIONS, D1VIOENnS, &C. .. WlLtLAM PORTEOVS, Flefner in Edinburgh, tb be examined in. thi Sheriff Clerk's Office, 24thtDecember i-id 1li4tJapuary, 12 ?? mleet in Royal s 'ExchAice Coffeehouie I 5th Janruary,,two o'clock, to --ele a truilee.. RoBERI, KRR, Paper-,maer atMillbansk, near Ay- . ?? examination to be in the Royal Exchange. ...

... B-fhl.5. WEST INDiES. .:OMBINED SQUADRONS. ;ntli'gence hasat length arrived, which puts ;.1; nto ail speculation with respei to the des- ti ?? of the Comblned Squadron-THrY A'RRIVYE iN TiHE WEsT INDIES. ThC following infornmation was isrougnt from Liver- , pool, dated on Saturday- This day arrived here the Triton, Captain Marshall, from St Lucie, which place lie left on the i5th May, and ...

... *LOYD's MA4RINE LIST--Sept. S4w- The fleet 'bound to 'Newfoundland, Haliax &c. which failed from Bortfmouh. 2 1 f, and fromn Falmouth- SOth ut rinder convoy of- the Nemelis ana Mercury: gate.4, Avenger and Rattler flobps, experienced very bad weaher; the Rattler lnop put int9:o Kinle 'ithe: -12th, %vi't damage, having been rui foul of bly oe of the convoy: he has on board the crewof the ...

... 14p i .. YV)0 _ ?? I. Dispatches were on Thursday from Admirl Lord Gardner, off Brest, which state that the enemy had made some rmiveements, that indica- ted an intention of venturing to sea the first fa- vourable opportunity. Tiis expectation had greatly raised the spirits of our gallant ?? ry. men ; and, should the enemy really venturc out we fondly anticipate a proud and glorious rcsult ...