... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... s If P AE ST. .pp-lcotur, FEB. Z.-The Veterran of 64, Which vent into the S6u0d'ThLirsday noon, was ordered to sail direaly, and put toa sea at a rnonient s notice ; destinaion at present unknown. '1 he St. Gescge. od, Captain De Courcy, has wvarped down to the low-mer rmooerings, and will, if possibie, be in Cawsand Bay to .agit or to-morvow. as the wvind is;nioderate; when it is ex- prt-hd ...

... ShIP NEEWs. DOVER FEE. 19.-A great deal of firing-wai hesrd from here l yesterday evening, and in the night, from the opposite shore- no news has transpired, but it is conje tured that some of our cruizers had-filen in with one of the enemy's convoys going down along shore to Boulogne-, some fishermen just come in report - that they saw one of onr gun brigs going into the Downs, with a vessel ...