... SHIP NEIWS. W'Ve have to record one of the most cridlaut naval enter plises performed during this or any other war.- The Loire frigate, which arrived on Monday at Ply- mouth, cruizing on the 4t) to the southward of Cape Finisterre, received intellircnce that a large privateer, a gun-boat, her prize, and a smaller privateer, with many sail of shipping, were in the harbour of Muros, a few ...

... SHIP N lkS. . RA1SSSATC, OCT. .6.-The First and Second Iiglt Battr- F iotlls of the Germa tLegion began to ernbark at Qne 'olclock t this merning fr the 9ier, on-board sevqai transports which- came in from the Downs for their reception Nnmbiers, friom the, neighboqr~ing watering placesand fashionable resar's crowd- ed the town at an early hour, in ecxpeLatiwn of witnessing the scene.; but ...

... SHlIP NZ. tvs. Letter from Captain Wcltden, of tiie Indus, to the Owners of that vessel. (COPY.) Indus, in Crotkhaven, Ol.e, itoS. GENTrLEM'es-Providence, and extraordlinay good fornI tune, has brought me into this harbour. I have been lucky enougih to escape the enemy when we were erost ly piursued by the I'tcbefort squadron. I was obliged to throw a part of our cargo overboard'to save the ...

... 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 ...

... 617UZ ' 2fV 'S. * PIlilua'-lr.\ -si.iP--lvcj'y ItiurI no0W is fraisugir . witl Ic- itt, tic 70 77 : 1r1rf t il th' sitri, oft Sth tI s-ov 11Mt-sr t ttrit tl'st :ssi' Ir i i-t,-sI, Ad'i c ftictlirpallit, Aihdiii- r* ',1 hift Kle'l of't 10cc o e us'm frillS 'Ye- ll lft tIe d ilttAiii ioili Il 61111i Mt aa tic l e witty ris 'itifrtwt1o gir Itia ' heno -' O! s ii' i ge 1is air with tltilti, ...

... 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 ...

... COR,>? IS. Tl.er av wns al :rge idiesx of zll ,rain for ihe stipplv of thi; dlay r'.rkt, ansI v-i h it : genelIl dlepressioll in le 1, :. 'fIn 1Ito Wheat-lr~eft ov-er from last week, Were adde!d vere Conl, sidert;-le fresh arriv..!s:, which, together, produced a redtfi&Ion ot o 4s. per quarter onl line sanlIes, ald ratIhr inSore oil the ordi, nary. Barley comes absistidaily to hand, anil, ...

... 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 ...