... t I . :i I tr -j; I , The follovying Shipsarendr fittirng, out al this port, tor the. Greenland and Davis's Streighis 4isheries: of tie ensuing s'easo:i,- . For GREENLiAYN.' - Ellison, Wray - : ' ff George 4- Mary, Wilsorn ET4ginttoi; jeinison . UNellyi Croosptrl. Aurora; A. Sadler,: i Rjtteolly, ,adey5 4 t / , @ No i ! 'T1relose lilner ' -. Siiunel,-}lolherry a iS5alnliiEabethwb~nk, ...

... ohAlTiP~ OI'w; IT, . t7..AT1 e Pajlla$. Of .I g'Iun ;, Ca'wsin a ord *Crzii-anze, -,.Ahich saileil fqr4l4e Hfn '64.inrl>c-a .. ;claiktchlsab:s;ut fourteeni dfay.s since, entrieS aVssy L1 a galpe of rvi-nl herfore and mait.. to's-:yasea ; hut ,ii jucJ.:&d th;e 'eet ii safety, having rigged up. t.vs julrv i'tr-tAP 4fllgs. This acci- F deot happene-dfr frona h r beirtv 'nvwl ad' 'li'i, ; rtgged, ...

... I-lfil ?;VL?1,161. r -ita ci.1?lga;; : ,- ;;:.. 1 onl ,;:tdi;Lit to) dl~c ]a: ...

... Pi } ~~~BRAX 3..yG 77s - oo j E2J S : Fears'are entertained-for ti a.cety ?? WeYmotsh, -44 gurns, Captain D ortvper. which railef itht ;he unfor- ;tisatei.Abergavcpry: shc wasi iot scen by~ariy ol the ships i.'ter they go througbelt Needks; tlie -wond Sao gftdi changd, wnicii must have eliged hei tcytiak; for rao'rt; asid the probable oac would have bcen Portlsad P4oadszor Weymo th- and-if she ...

... JLOWon, SOb. 21 . -- - --- |A cartel fr Moin aolix arrived at Fly Imouth on r Saturday. ' Shle 'broght, dispiA~ches from the I Minister of the Maiine in Francie,, containing a refusal of passpqrts to Captain Puget, ppppintec,; agent for the British prisoner; i-tat 'obuntry. Bbonparte, ywe understand, bis declared, in tS haughty and intemperate languan, 'ta vwil n .ot permit the residence of ...

... MIARKET' HERALD. . != Corn-Exchauge, London, Monday, Feb. t5, 1805. C Our .arketthlis morning r6eived a little fnion the heavi- ness of laft week, and which felt additional deprcflion oa Wednt4'day and' Friday, thudgh very litrle buliness was done on titber of thole clys. In the mealing trade to-day, the arrivals were fhort, eed the fales of fine runs brilik, but not upon FeinTs equal to fall ...

... PLYMOUTrl{, JANs . ,Arrived the Indefati~sble, of j4 gins, in Capt. G. Moorec, and the S'itis, of 36 guns, Capt.W.Prowse, from a cilieze off the C ss)t of Spain. Sailed the Haz sid, of I6 guns, Capt. R. J. Neve, on a cruize Cl in the Chatsnel. PoRTSM(OUTI11 3.1.N. 3L.-Arrived his Majesty's ships Prince George and Regulus, fi run Spithead;. aud Isabella, Laws, from C Sunderland. Sailed his ...

... ALIAMNE ;NTfIXIGENCE, The, admniraltv as kappited a ?? to sail from Longliope Sournd.for the Baltic, nu or aihbot lhe aoth pf March, acnd to be succeeded Vvery ftirtni ht -41irin- ;hth. saraon.' * he lords-of theadmiralty have. appointed : rconvoy. to 'ail fnra Cork. for tke W Ceit Indaiis, rt. the a1 of Nia-th. Yrsterday moriuin tihe shin Inulister, of Sundtrdranl, coal l-oaden, going o(ItC [ ...

... On the ijic SHirP f'REcR S, k : , SCARBOROUGH HAXBOUR. B EING' an 'occasiouial resident at'tbis ptace in the winter seaison, 'I have fur mlanyy yeiis beheld, with Sorrow and collipassioll, eixidd tvitl'regiat, the almost total destruction of' man ships aind vessels, coal-ladgo, satteuiptiig to take refi'ge in this hai'boiil-, either at an ihnproper time of' the tide, or wne'n' the harbour mas ...

... NEW LONDON DOc, COMPA\Y. WeInefday afternoon,, every precaution was made by Mr Rennie, the principal enginee rnl: manager of the dock, preparatory to its being opened this day, for the reception of fhipping, when the buoys in the dock were all examiined, and the flood gates and hinges all eafed. At a late hour on Tuefday night, the engineer took advantage of the tide, and a itrong currenti; ...

... SlyIP TiWE WS. DOVER. JN.t 3. 0.-oe have b~een WvithOlst anly Ticwg fiot StInm da6pait,but yeqaterdaf .sone reryhFc;tvy liringw*as hcar d dutlllg th1e dav, Irt nothing t;atnsrad.-Hocvever just before dIrk, gun brig wvas seen standhing into the Doowns, wvith one of th- elelmy's Rligers in tow, wvith her foremast gone. It is ,opijeC- tnred that the lugger wvas oie of the enemly's fliutlila, ...

... :1 I, ?? -MLS I . NEW - . r z > ?? - !f , ' ., : The' merchants and 6lhpowners at: t is port have petitioned fdr a ?? to be hi: ieedin6s to sail fdr; To'ningedi so soon -a it is known thajthe Eyder isi free of ice as to be navigable. and to take unidtie cbarge the it ery. Mattin, and Tfite-u,.Hadsoni who returned:hhither theh 40th' ecemne:, 'after having ?? to gbt into the Eyderii which thr ...