... .., ?. 11up, IvElv$; ,?gPRSPt>N3ENCFs ItTWISEN fTliLE CONSULS AT. CA, - DIZ AND ADMIRAL COLLINGWbtOLY. (COPY); In lanscver to your Excellency~s oI etter of the rtjt' i instant di- Se~fied to the Neutrall nsuls esidisigisithis Porpt, sw~e brle-e to assure you in the most honlluraH insanner that nonie of us have recceivd any itlortimation from dulr resped'Lve Anibassa- dors at the Court of St i ...

... SHIP 11Ar)ZWl-S. SPANISH OFFICIAL ACCOUNT eco')r AlflM.R'. curn'AVrNIA TO T153 nOVERMN 'T, OF Tuft AC- TIOrj'tee 12Tec T':le Co-NBlI:ED 'LrT ANO Slit it. te . DZR.I `thi'ienant-Genertl 1)on Freder'ick Graviya has written to the Most Excellcnt Generailissin1o the i prince of Peace, front Vigo, dat ld a8ta July, in the followving termns:- Cape Filnisterre hearing f. E-. a5 league. MOeST FC-acT ...

... . ?? . ARRIVALS. At Stck),olm,'ili Tc Perseverance, Mitditinsoli, of and from this ?? Vavel, IThe ltelctia, Jnhiaines-,- Att Tojtini~en, The Piovidelce, Ahrenis; th6e Henrietta, Heitmflan, all froml} this ?? JVi:rir, on the 13t0 inst. 'Ihe British Voluniteer, Collinsuni, of atnd froum shis pert, afier a passage of seveud days. Captain Sass, of the Minerva, who arrived here on Wednesday ...

... I. I S.., ?, v 41 4.wp? I D. Z$ ?? I ro-nf, -oipr a rzd.-4,athrt, Woods. frnom Tienincen. Wci!SeirO, 3euseu. f10r.OfLoz'so3ti04. Mereuriss ahirods, !from iefle: INOtihnue, trs' dfi'vsr s en; &ties sa. Sis' from Daust;ig. - 1'lesix, Al ly'; fror ndorfckosll. Neptnus, Olso., fromK,4rogogrs, Alfbio. I~ilkus; Walker Loliua0n; rlcbard. lardy. al l fr', I ArebIgel. Zsvey Niymph, Dahl, from ...

... - - COMIBINED FLEETS. . v The conjedures hazarded with ?? to the destination of the hostile fleet are as numerous an as those formerly thrown out when the combi- m ned fleet sailed, after their jundtion with the be Spanish Atimiral Gravina. To intercept the hlimeward-bound East India and China fleet, to raise the blockade of Biest, to relieve the expe- 3c dition in the Texel, to effea a ...

... PIsvYmouTl;, AuCLs5T. 31-Camse in the French brie Torci of 18 guns, and 96 nsrien, capturedby the Goliath moan of war. Sailed the Rev;litifnare frigate on a cruiae-, and the Ameri- can ship Mcssenger, 'f6r Amuterdam. PO iLT5va0x.iS:, -rT Is.1sZER Z.-ILast nigkt the HI-on. Captain Blackwood, of the Es ryjus frigatej landed at Lyrniopton, and went express taI.,ondon, with intelligence of the ...

... -- ions HE ?? ' . 1, C*r|s-Exchiaige6, London, MInday, Seipt. 2, 1805, Jr hngio bu I ?? moahngftradel5 - forf bouritfg,doaitie.4 on ?? thc ealg'rd s . O ?? iad pri ci lower, by five and' ?? sb tet quartcor; than on.S,Ionday laft. T- ,ivvv.lIt t texception of a few fine faiuples of old, to nria,, a d 9 tt, e p e new Kentii, for feed, whlich fetchktmething ni re than out top pri cd6. Thet ...

... PLvIMOnUT, SatrT. .C-Captain Sir g Enarlow, Bart. arrived yesterday tosuperintendtleofittingout oli his shipin Haniuaze fur Chanuel'seivice, theLondon, of p8guns. Ihe M'aslL oi, 84 guns, caine out of dock yesterday, having all her leaks stopped and new coppered, sliee'willbe soon ready forsta, tis 6 Saan Josei; of eioguns, Vice Adnii-al Sir p. Cotton, waent intr Cawsand Bay in groat style on ' ...

... :: - I - \I e , PLT, dUYMOUTH, FPTs-37.he grVcoufter Wunbbrg areriAedthis ,. ,orusn nd. siikdsas nthis afternoon. Carne in the Iadr . arrcee~ a convey,,.ard the '.1:jix ?apt.:Baker, with .lser pri ?eDIelenl . of ,4 gIUS, hasving lost-all -1 .ier rnasts.- ,She is coet tg :an anchor in the. Sounid, -aiiduisU t. ,towed up , 'tiorrow .'Ihob, .h~eei1,x haa not lest any tf her n-imts -wvhich. .may, ...

... SCpTS BANKRUPTS. V~TASfTXrT~naw- afre_ .LXRM!NAT5ON, &C._ KIX LOCIB STUtT, Confe5&gler in Edinburgh, to he examined in the-,%eriff Clerk's Office, 1i7th Septem- ber and Sd O dbei,12 t 'chclck-Creditors metef 'n johbns Coffsehovee, 4th Ob ober, 12 o'clock, to infiruft ?? to be made by 15th May 1805. CLAUD ALEXA NDER, Wfdlin. ManuhLuer inPaif- ?? meet in Francis Martin's witing ofice, i th ...

... - SFfP NEWYS. DovBS,.TrEsssnptS.-The Desperate gun brig arri;ved ii our Roads this miorning, asd landed1 the. hero of Acre and his friends, who liad been off Voulogne; the Diligent cutter arrived from off Boulogne this morning at it o'clock; none of the etie- mys fibtilla were out. Aboat six o'clock.thisnmorlling they saw a body of trols which they-suppose to,tLmount to s,000 Swan, march into ...

... - -7 - - -- - -; X > MARINE INTEIAIGENCE. _ : _ . X _ . - .~ . . Convoys are to sail: frorn telth roads to the B 1 Tonmingen on the'rzth inst ' t a sl The Prince of Wales packee, 'Cajitah- Todd, IsC on the I4th ult. in lat. 43 luji, 13. by ahe 'pa-tsh privai, F rilnce of Peace, 4f '24 guns, abd 2i2o sen ard C Vigo. The crew Iexce.t'apt. odd and iautewatd s vi ere carrned mnto Vxgoein the ...