... SHlIP NZ. tvs. Letter from Captain Wcltden, of tiie Indus, to the Owners of that vessel. (COPY.) Indus, in Crotkhaven, Ol.e, itoS. GENTrLEM'es-Providence, and extraordlinay good fornI tune, has brought me into this harbour. I have been lucky enougih to escape the enemy when we were erost ly piursued by the I'tcbefort squadron. I was obliged to throw a part of our cargo overboard'to save the ...

... SHIP N lkS. . RA1SSSATC, OCT. .6.-The First and Second Iiglt Battr- F iotlls of the Germa tLegion began to ernbark at Qne 'olclock t this merning fr the 9ier, on-board sevqai transports which- came in from the Downs for their reception Nnmbiers, friom the, neighboqr~ing watering placesand fashionable resar's crowd- ed the town at an early hour, in ecxpeLatiwn of witnessing the scene.; but ...

... sMP NEat, -Pavys thf, COToEsR 25.-Came in fronm a- cruize off the Priennarlim, the sMelamrsus, 36 guns, Captain. Poyrnt. She left our flset all well last Saturday evening as usual. On lher re- tarn she tell in with, chaced, and captured close in with the land,. the Hope, a smuggling cutter, of rowvey, having on board 570 alkeas of spirits, besides tobacco, which was lantled at tile Custom ...

... It~~~~~. ItS ' ~' I' l ' 1 ' ' . ,5 as - 1 . . , I . . 'Th foz wiogP e - , The -followi speehywvisi rhade by Captain S`ittor, !Presiint (Iof the Coq.t- altial appointed for t yins3 I Captain Mudg-e, of hbs Majsty's late shiip Bincl co presprtingv him his sword, after being meas heonaarc/y r Yacqted ; Itee the greatest satisfaction and pleasure in the discharge of thispart of nay duty, ...

... SHIP NEJWS. DEAL, OcT. do.-Thatpart of the German 'Legion whih embarked at'Ratihsgate ol board the transports, are noe at anchor in thle Ddwns, where our Force is daily accumulating-- Orders are juist arrived for the third battalion of the rst G uards amd tile Coldstream Regiments to embark on Tuesday and Wednesday ueet, to joiln the gratsdarniafienrt. Our naval yard has been stripped of all ...

... SHIP. NIHVS. in - ~~~ PORTeSMOUTn, OCT. II.-This tiflernoori arrived tleArethusa frgate, Capt. Brisbunc, and Scorpion qloop, Capt. Carteret, from the North Sea, and the Hecla bomb', Capt. Scott, from the Downs Sailed the Monkey and Hardy gun vessels on a cruize. Arrived two vessels, one a privateer, aneone a ship of war, supposed to be from Algesiras Bay, one painted yellow with a ti-r of gnsa ...

... SEHIP NEWS. DOvER, OCTOBER 28.-A great deal of fring has been heard on the French coast, and. the French from Boulo igne sent 'out a pinnace within cannon shoe of our c'rui~zers, a'nd then 4batidoned her,; .1. on her - beiag picked. up, by the Immortalite, therel, was found a letter on board, which was landed, here this sporning, it. states, that the- French have tota!,5 1 defeatid the Astrian ...

... F~ro thLONDON GAZE7TTE, OCr. I9. , / *' BANXRUPTS. Jo'im Golden, of Bury St. Edrnunds, draper; Nov- IT, at five, I7, and.30, at eleven, at tIe.Angel Inn, Biry St. -Ed- mentds. Attunnies, Messrs. Dickonion ad Borton,-Bury St. Edinunds; Mr. Wilson, Greville>stfteet, Hatton Gurdn, London. e Beijarnin.-Burton, of Houndsditch, slopselleeg Ol. 22, 29, an'dNov. 3, at tex, at Gnildlau. Attorney;, Mr. ...

... From the LONI)ON GAZETTIE, OcT. 1. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. George Iambert, of 3-olborn, via'uialler; from Odtober 5, to Novemnber23 . K P . BANKR UPT. Joseph Gah agan, of Eroad Street Chasnberq, rmerclhant; 061. 5, .s, at ten, and Nov. I2, at eleven, at Guildidall. Attor- ncy, Mr. Day, Martin's-lane, CiLnnen-strcet. DIVIDENDS. Nov. z6. Samuel tlichigaray auic Matthew Dinsfortb, of Ba- sb'9ghalt ...

... SHIP AtE, If'S EAST INDIA 6elPPIN01 A corteq List of the Times appointed for the fol. lowing Ships taken up for the Season, i So - Eiphinstone, 12Q0 to1ls, Milliken Craig, Comman der, cdn signed tooBsbay and China, to be afloat 7th Nov. igos, to said to Gravesend 2Ist Nov. to stay there 30 days, to be in t*c Downsch7tlh Ds 00 tons, Walter Canmpbell, Commander, con- signedtoBombaY and Cbina, to ...

... . e PLYMOUTH1, OCT. 9.-Carsne in a Prussian brig and galliot, detained by our ciruizers. Passed up the Niible Of'14 guns-vwith r a large convoy ot vessels, supposed part of the hondeward-boundE e Leewardllsland fleet; but a great fog came on at noonj with a lollow sea, therefore the Offing is quite.obscured fiomn the loe; and had the Easterly wind prevailed a few days longer, the Lees ward ...

... SHIP NVEVWS. PLYMOUTHS, Ocr. 2.-Letters were this day reCeivedl fronit the Prince of Wlies, of f . g ins, Vi*~e Ad::irl CLtkic, dated c he3d ofSeptember, oif Cadsz, which state Isis having joined Admiral Collingwood with eiahtesl sail 'I am elk-rsol, and our Fleet there consist6e0f twvcnty-si.t sail of the line; the Conibined elats in Cadiz thirtyq-ftur sail a` tile line i :111d thre writer of ...