... ISISIP NTEIWSS. PL1alOvTu,.; Sut. 22.-Sailed La Tourtertlle, of 52 guns, Capai; in Worth, with convoy fuo the Down6, :and from; thence iu iorin the sqisitdron in the North Scas, or resuilse lher s':..:un in Ltith RoaIds, as an arnmed dfence ship, as IiIc-silstu s may require. hailed for Fialmouth, an hiled sared cnn with ii dock yard lighter, halvitig on board mooring chair;s :,r sevcral ...

... 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 ...

... .SHiiP MVEIw, :;: I -' * Pfnoe+74, whic Taihl Goilaths of 45506, ilid. the' * cf~ncs, 7, which sailed on 'heirsdiay evening; were recaled by si7nal from Maker Tesls4aphi, but not seeing it, did not r-& turn, therefore an-armedl brigwas sentafterthemn, it is sop- posed td be rclating only. tt having pressed sonu' Ste Fenciblee, nlot having their Plroedltionscabout the-n Werent lip the harbour. ...

... . 7 . I II 4; j Y'z pK ; . . a ? I Peafarswiourxi, Acir- t'-ersvr tieC DC6'r a5 I. f ifa-neicle (21saunel Fl1ee:, to h'v- h--- t'c5rexst ~fipl-ad, Nxeis n ':r wounpded inl the late adl~on of.& Crpn 'r'-rc P.. w'allia, Lit eleven Otis~cis 'at Ilighst'rLs n ssa the B'sest Fl eet, gaIve os-Pass to ever--nits soo± .0rI15'CICevt in the morning. lI e oildej were 'wa-ittets- 'uchsi rclaf a ad ...

... PLYM OUT li, SEPT'T 26.-The London, of 9S guns, Captain Sir Ri 3arlow, Bart. is getting on very fast in Ftarnloaze, and but fora in few rnten would;os,,n be in Cawsand Bayjoin the Channel Fleet. 0 i Letters received from the Channel Fieet, dated last T'llesday an in night, state the gaillut.Corrnwanis and the fleet were all well, and lat n, that on the appsoach of thc equinc6tial gales last ...

... 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, ...

... SHIP Shnto& PLYMOXUaIE, Nov. 25.-'Sailed last'eterhirg tlselrincs'G'eatg 98, and Princess Royal §8, for the fleet off Brest. 'TheyNWarped out of Cawsand Bay on Saturday night. 1tear Admiral Sir R: Strachan, Bart. on hii hoisting his 'dag at the rnizen bf 'tht Csssar 84, in Hamoaze, was'cheered by all his litle 4allaift 'squadron, each ship being rnannedonthe occasion. 'he Reit- lutionaire 44, ...

... -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 ...

... Il peaT6 MO1OTIIAPRIL ig--J he Expedition ha3 got down to kit 1l4en's; and they attempted to Ztt away t1is morning, bu. tg -wind caine round by the SW. Sir James Craig did not em - 1 ~ri enboardl the Qzeena till Isis mrring; asi he waited thear.- rival of a King's Messelger from London. It blew a fine willd yesterdayand there is A Pr-spLt of its coming round again soon, P 'fhe Etisalion ...

... -SHIP NIP S. MAPRAS, AUG. rig-On Thursdanyarrijvdin the Roade his .Majesty's hip iTrident, bearing the flag of his ExcellencyVice. A~isniral Rainier. I Extra6tof a Detter, dated Batavia, May 28:- 1 avail mysplf of the opportunity of the sailing of the American ship Liberty, Capt. Viedry, for the Coromandel coast, to give you all the in- fdrmnationitheft this place afTords. The present ...

... S~PNwL YL~il-]riuTH, .Aecs ~l.-f4r eelthe Tupm+,d.~rilltni*2 f, j; g1uns; foar Ireland, bearirT ]. 'lag Or A0d`iral Lord, 9,lids¢, who wyill lhpist hWs Filan bi4rd''tle Hiieibi, 'd'i8i ith i -C4~wsand Biay; and thaneproceed join the Channel feer.- -.rrayed iahthQ Sir Jss~es Saunsarez hiredarsseii Lutt'rwith i~pftches from Oibralt'r and Si, John Ord&'ssadi ciii dizs; ahdthe Brig TYffin: Jane ...

... *DovFR, OCT, 3r,-No furtlihi news has transpired rrpcd&. ing the lIte jattlu.s onl the Conti,-nt, but it very spihited aiswer vias sent buck by Capt. Owen, of the IYiIAIrtoilliteto tije.Frexieb CommiodorQ Robin, beeial of the Prus;aa scssels here are prearing to lay an for the- w inter, in conseque cc of the litc' ordi:r of the Prnssian (Ovistll, made kbown to them through the Vice Consult ...