... -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 ...

... 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, ...

... .From tie LONDONGAZE TTf, F4B. 76,I8o5,. BANKRUPTS. Stephen Dexter, o'P elpar, Derby, linen drapcr, March It, . an April 9, at three, at the Comniiercial Inn, High-strect, Manchester. Attorllie,- Mr. Clouglt, 41imchlester; Mr. Pdge, Imner Tl Lmple,London. . 17omas Payne, late of Asfbord, .Keat, grocer, March Si 9, and April 9,at ten, at the Saracenl's 1-Ied,Ashford. Attornies, Mr. De Lasau x, ...

... SIHIP NIlVl/. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. I5.-Sailed the Cracker gun-vessel, and j', Pluto and Mlerlin sloDIpS of M ar, on a cruize offHavre. d His Maje sty's ship Mediator has made a signal for convoy to the EI stdies. s1rYo4J ;T; N, FrEB. iS-The outward-bound West India fleet, re under convoy ofthe Magicisnne frigate, sailedfromnCowesRuads in this afternoon, and are now half way through the Needles, ...

... Sfi7P NEWIS. ek 7ATMIouT.-, Fisa. 6-Arrived v ith 6is~atchles from Lord Gxr~as.artheRepoiutjoia c-tLer, Of I ?,Uns, 1itue lnant E:lsmere: she tvill return tOrno rro..- or next d. y. Salled tlhe flattler, of I8 zuns, Captawin MasoI1, Sylphs, of IF gLII1S, Captain Goats; Fursous of I4 guns, Lieutenant Collett and Sir AndrCev Mitchell cettar, to join the light squadron. crulzing oil the coast of ...

... s,,Izp At mv. - fleA L s,.ss'rhism~ornting a, daybreak, a large90Ship) WAS d1,340 Iu-ed onl the, Gcodi Sand,up which a number of orr large boats peit offto hovrass istauce. By onle of thens whichl is just returned, I leai-n Ithii sbe is a PUssian vessel, burtleen about 150 tons, bosund from l'lourduaux to 1-1laniurgh, a,,(l lgeien with Win e, brandy, andc firsit p'1,art of ler cas-gd Is take ...

... SNIP. NEWS. xtratf of a Letter from Bome , Junle 7, 1804. While cruizing on the Malabar Coast, in hisMajes. ty's ship St. Fiorelizo, commannded by Capt. Bingharn, we took a chasse-maree, with two six-pound guns, and six two-pound swivels. We first discovered her from the mast head at day-light in the morning, and chaced her till about ten, whea being within about three miles of her, and the ...

... SillP NLWES. PI~vMtrurw, FE. 25.- Went corn the harbour, into Caw- sand Bay, theM inotaur, 74 gans, Captain Mansfield; she Swill either join the fleet at Tuinay, or- wvait tilt heapear etFthis port; they are wind bound, toe wind bei:- W', . i'llt qna- rantine lswslihave been atfied utpon at this port by tile Colle&'dr and Comrtroller of the Customv. wvith due care. A p ilot bring on beard the ...

... SHIP NE WS. POrTSMOUTu, FEr. 13.-Sailedthc AMagicienne, of 44 's1ns, Captain Mackenzie, with a convoy for rihe V~ as- l ca. s. They mill be joined off Falmnouch by the Lily sloop and snips froin that port; the Magicienne goes to Jannaica, and the iily to Barbadoes. Rear-Admiral Louis this day re-heisted his I ' on ho arn the Ambuscade frigate, Capt. Dunlbar. if the wind ro'ltinues fair, the ...

... SHIP rl z PLYMOTiTH, FEB. 24,-Came in the Caroline, from the Ha- vannah, with sugar and logwvood, captured the Izeth instant, G the corst of Spain, by the PaUlas, 32 guns, Captaiu Lord Coch- rane; she had also taken'another, naimn yet unkno ,s with su- gar, Iogwood, specie, &c. very valuable, part of a fleet bound from the Havannah to Old Spain, with valuatble cargoes, hourly- e:'peadted, ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...