... I: - -, ~ , -i I *i Tn adition to tae. ord'er in' councd~ wlh -ws last week issued, ?? ships tp .er,ty, coming from any ports in tshe Baltc, withoyt tb-e ?? affitrftficates required by the quarantine a~f another order dated the ixth irst. has hieln issue~d, 'aloWan to entry widiottt bting eubjeac to. the likeret-raint,cai.f ships wbich h' ie arrtved or which may arrive in thec osjre of'the ...

... LLOYD'S MARI;NE LIST.-July I6. I The Evweretta, Paterfon, and Eddiftone, from Lon- don, and Ann, from. Hull, bound to Quebec, were fpo- keni with above Nic, on the _2dor .d of Jaiie, the red of the fleet were Icattered between that place and Fa- ther Point. The Anna, Jacobina, from Bengal for Copenhagen, paifed Portftnouth ?? inlt. fhe failed in February, in companyit with the ho^.eward-bound ...

... SHIP NVEWS. PLYaMOU.I, JuIY i7.-Sailed the Collaib. Df 74 guns, Capt.' Barton, for the Hulets, with bullostes anl vegetabls bite burie shle cleared the Venlue Point, she was rec:aled, lby sbals fromll she telegraphI, to Wait for flurther *orders. 'I fie Linsiasol6, of . gtUis, i'sichl s:siifed on a cruize, is gone to J iev ilouith, to aIt.Len t lJr 1\i4latesirs and iL s'.oyal Fa-niiy dlurn r ...

... Ll.OYYD's MARINE LIST.-July 19. The Concordia, - , from St Ube's to Enibden; the Juffro Buehitan, Janfon. from St- Martin's; the Margaretta Florinta, Simons, from Bzrxelona to Emb- den ; and the Vrow Anna, Zeeb, ?? to France, are deiained and fent into Plymouth. The Patrioten, Steenhoff, from London to Teneriffe, is detained by the Hero do Greenock, and arrived in the Clvde. ihe Sorrana, ...

... From tle LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 20. 'BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Baruch Jacob Burgheim, of Fenchurch-street, merchart, front July r6, to Sept. 3. BANKRUPTS. Richard Lincoln, of Toxford, Suffolk, brandy merchant July 27, Aug. 3, asid 3r, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attor- ney, Mr. Flashman, Ely-place, Holboin. John Taylor, jun. of Framlingham Suffslk, miller; Aug. 8 9, and ,3i, at eleven, at tile ...

... a ee opard, off Boulogne, Thursday Night.; We have beengaged for three houLrs past with a nu- merous diviiion of the enemyis flotilla coining from W Dunkirk, consisting of four vessels of the first class, P about forty of the second, and half that number of schuyts. Some of our vesselsaestilliririg, and a-fo though u e have driven several of the enemys craft on Kpa shore, and obviously damaged ...

... ILULL SHIP' NEWS. Foreign ships arrimed. Neptune, Nielson, from Eist Ries. AMary, Teakee; :Clio, Smith, both from Lieeu. - Cadiz Packet, Hurst-$ Palliser, Hurst; Favouirite, Read all from Memnel. Diaisa, Westerznarsh, from Westerwick. Alexander, Wilson; Amit, FThilay, both from Narva. Melton, Cram; Shinclife, FfotherAill, both from Stockholm. Mary,'Clifford, irnosiPetersburr. TllomasaudBetsev, ...

... VI t . . I 11 oillp Ytvvt AYtACtk 0N TlEy, n;ggC-H FLVIiLLA. DOVER, JULY 2 1.-'-Since My last I have learnt the following particulars Of the 6ididn, from an officer who was engaged.; the 1lotilla was the long expenisd one fromi D'unkirk ; the first division consisted of to bugs and schooners, carrying six long z6 pounders each, and three large ship-rigged praarns, very long and flat, with ...

... From tb LONDON GA4ZETTI'E, JULY 23. BAN1NRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Richar Crndmp, of Great Mvlary-le-bone-street, perfumer; from Aug. 3, to Aug. 7.8. John Ginger, of Picaailly, bookseller; from Akug. 3, to Aug. 2. :ichaxd BANKRUPTS. RicharA. MuggMence, late of Worcester, money scrivener; Aag. 16, I.7, and Sept. 3, at eleven, at the 'albot lun, Claines, Worcester. Attornics, Mr. Price, Wor~e ter; and ...

... ? i p B f I u 5. WEST INDIeS. LORD NELSON AND THE -'OMBINED SQ!UADRONS. The public are agitated with the continual eC- Peaathm eof news and victory from Lord Nel- t on. Many are almost confident that hi, Lord- sliip wi'l ovrrtake theenemy, or, at least, they wii not finally escape. If they return to Europe d ss.l, all the ports are blockaded, and an c- : foi cc is said to receire them ; if ...

... VilZP N.E~'IK5 ATTACK OF THE BOULI.(lGNE FLOTIL.LA. Dovai., JULY 2a,-It appearsthat the enemy's flo- tilla fromr Boulogne attacked ours, in this last adlioon, coatrary to usual praaice, on purpose to facilitate the passage of their Dunkirk division.:; the prajims kept up a well-direfted file, and are more formidable thaW we vwere led to bclievc ; a great detl of the advantage of their force ...

... SHIP. NEWS. . aeO'rsi, JYsLly s22-Came in from the Channel Fletet, and from off Rochefort, the St. Josef' of i to gunss, Vice Adyniral Sir C. Cott6n, Bart, As soon as she anchored in C twsand Bjy. shesaluted Vice Admiral Young with i3 gums; with was re- turrned.. Camne in also the Defiance of 74 guns, Captain Dur-. flipn;sand Neptune of pg. Letters received frIm thefieetdated Saturday state, ...