... . 7 . I II 4; j Y'z pK ; . . a ? I Peafarswiourxi, Acir- t'-ersvr tieC DC6'r a5 I. f ifa-neicle (21saunel Fl1ee:, to h'v- h--- t'c5rexst ~fipl-ad, Nxeis n ':r wounpded inl the late adl~on of.& Crpn 'r'-rc P.. w'allia, Lit eleven Otis~cis 'at Ilighst'rLs n ssa the B'sest Fl eet, gaIve os-Pass to ever--nits soo± .0rI15'CICevt in the morning. lI e oildej were 'wa-ittets- 'uchsi rclaf a ad ...

... SI.P1 IEAWES. *Extrfl of a letter from an offficer onl board the Malta: Z'V~alus, ait Plymouth, Auguist I.' ''Iam scafeatduvell, alta-r a smnart brulsh withI the'l enlemy, the pirtittulais of Which you mnust hav&, before this. TO our cur- prize tied irortifheatio~n, a ftr losting at g lorioust opportunity of comipletely desohgthe Conibined Squaldron, anid audd ing ad- ditirimat ho~nour to thu ...

... . 71J7fZT) NES- PLYMOUTIr, Aus. 4.-Tlherc i. nosw na dolak, faiom tlhe ac- counts received front .Admiral Calklee's H.eat by th)e iAta!:', o ?. 4 guns, Captain Butler. which arrived veater ,y wish tie slris . v~Ouncled in the late galinnit zletian Off talle sFinisterre, iOUt tl,:t Villenenve's fleet finding they could not, front the position of Calder's fleet, attempt to make Fetrol or ...

... SHIP NAl'S. . j'LYMOUTil, Atn. xi.-At a Court Martial on board the Sanh ,:idao deli Mundo, held ori the nlaster of tha--.l.iasor Caetle, Int drnLkenness and consquent ns I '&L duay, the prisnner w.as Sousnd guilty, and sentenced to lced:i~i;nissc! hiis Miesty'o ,r. e-vcc. Last eveninr the Odrions,74 ,Uar, rfror Portciincuath, lay iro orftbe harbour tor some ho -rs, but towards creningusak sail ...

... SHIP N1 Ws. PLYMOUTH, JULY 30. Thfe WindsOr Castle, with twoa Spanish ships of the ; n j, and 74, have 'anchored here this after- al, ll dismasted,- atttended by the Sirius. The pOzes are part of the Conlained Fleet taken by the Fer- ral and Rochlefort squadfonsflunitied under the command t ,, Sir Robert Calder. Tle 'icl ion took place on the 22d it, I o miles to thu wvestward of CiLpe ...

... - SHIP NE1WS. PLYMOUrH', July-3 .-It now is conjrdured, that the fleet-seen by the Prussian, v hich spoke the Caro- line, Lieutenant Denbyt, in the Bay',,. about fourteen days since, was the'Combined Fleets laying too for in- telligenc to push' for Rochefort or Ferrol. I Admiial1 Calder fell in -'wi'th and chliced the enemy all Sunday, lt the 2ist, and Monday the 22d instant, .till four, p. m, ...

... S, !g1 I-, Si l/J, l -/s .1 Iit~ti'jal ~5] ly 'n BucoCapt. Lee ;he Honvllabcl -:mpuites 'anti s St. Vinculnt. (-'up:. atm tt '''i , 0, H. Pittister ; andI oh P ~~ ' lit, ~. 'pt. U'a'dd ningn a VT B *'r -y1 v, C':pt. C 'pir -u CIuiod, n ta L.II (1 _ .iharbour fbum tile IN-)rn tln: II Yt dthe 'INIIe'Vi, C'np~ I1' TC'ksnn, fron-t Co- I lumo i Ic set the a t t .j't e- - uah-d :t Cochin on thu 6 ...

... From the LONDON GAZEnTT, ArJG. 30 BANIRUPTCIES ENLARGED. JamesSmith, ofT1i mnies Ditton, Surrey, suap maker; from Aug. 6, to Aug. 17. Charles Frederic Scemoll. of Jewvin-street, Cripplegate, mer- c6ant; frorm Aug. 6. to Aug. 31. John Batt, of' Church-street, Bethnal' Green, baker; from Aug. io, to Aug. g. ThomasJ-IuiisdenNoe!, of North-street,Brighthelmstone,Sus. sea, linen uraper; mrom Aug. ...

... skIP wgW Yesterday Wasannousnced at the East India Hotuse thbe of the Belle picket, Captain Foggo, which left Bengal ist April, and St. Helena 29th 'June. The following ships.were at St. Helena:- ; I;UNG S SitipSi TridentAdmiraIRANwiaP Mediator, _ _ . SlIPS IlOtlSWARD BLOUND. CirencesterCapt.RoBEaT SON Bengal, Capt.CUMeNP Marquis El1, HANNSAY Asia, TaENMEHIClrRi Canton, Lvs 1ii1,rTOx ...

... SHIP N1EI,'S. P.mouTen, AuG. 22,-Arent up thCe barbozii to refft the Eavptixlllle, Hon. Cipttain Ftemin$n. Ieiled, but put back, the Rambicr ; also, hlt hdispatches for the C(lanrel Fleet, the Ca- roline, Lieut.,Derby. -'iThe San Joef i rno, which went out of dlock oil Saturday, hlai her vacant doclk occupied by the Malta, -54, and is Wflw riewill fast over hearl, as is the ILondon, 98, ...

... $1rP INT, Drs. LxftActs FROM VltRlVAT LETTE lRS, DATEID T~ttfAY~) The French Fleet Camn to 'Incisor in the 0otter Roads, on Wednesday eventryg last, and, roin their Innotvres, ou galan Atmial concluded they would nie apuh te nxtmorinr H'accordingly md nalforhi fl-C tola by and, sn fita cutter 'round to every ship., to give notice of his itentionn to attack theme by, two O'clock. next morning ...

... .From ihe LONDON GAZE YTE, Aua. 13. ' BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. ' lnry Smittli ''iomas and John Lascelles, oftMill-lane, To6- ley-streCt,.coopers; feom-Aug. 4, tq OC1. 2. . John Bernard I-Hosseal, late of Streacham, Surxey,apothecary, fromr Aug.24_t0 AM.za.3x Mark Brooks, late of Shepperton, Middlesex,-tncerciant; from Aug. ia, to Odt..I2e . . . : 8IANIZRItPTS. * WilljamHughes, of Cross-court, ...