... p 1) 4) J. Q. r I ) 5. . Lord Nelson arrived at Portsmouth on Satur. day morning at six o'clock. ' After breakfast he went to the dock-yard, on a visit to Sir Charlej Saxton; and, at one o'clock, his Lordship em- barked from the South-sea Beach, and went od board the Victory. which had dropped dow- ri td St Helen's. Sit 1. Coffin, and Captain Conri attended his Lordship to the boat; G. Rose ...

... *LOYD's MA4RINE LIST--Sept. S4w- The fleet 'bound to 'Newfoundland, Haliax &c. which failed from Bortfmouh. 2 1 f, and fromn Falmouth- SOth ut rinder convoy of- the Nemelis ana Mercury: gate.4, Avenger and Rattler flobps, experienced very bad weaher; the Rattler lnop put int9:o Kinle 'ithe: -12th, %vi't damage, having been rui foul of bly oe of the convoy: he has on board the crewof the ...

... LLOYVs MARINE LIST-Sept. --O. The Amnizons frigate arrived at Portfmouth yellerday from the Mediterranean, with a Spaniils corvette, her prize. The Eagle, Farley, from Jamaica to London, cap- tured by the Prince of Peace privateer, is retaken by the Orpheus frigate, and arrived at Plymouth. The Courier cutter has retaken and fent into Dover the Frances, a collier belonging to Suuderlaud ; fhe ...

... Jbilz VRCH, S . K PROrIOSALS OF r1i; - CiifLEDOAY IA'SURAVNGE COMPA YNrY. -PHE imorta eand zstility of infuring agairift 1Tlolles by Fire are fufiiciently knowl', and the public do not need any ftatenment to fatisfy them of the leyefit derived from companies of adequate re- fpnfibility, who, for a finall premium, undertakc to indemnify the fiofcrers by this moft dreadful, and fre- t quently ...