... srizp N)sw,& PLYMr~OUTrO, O'e'roaeal '29-Sailed ats the *eafhiei haso tro- fd~ratcd, wvith dispatches fas Cornwall5 zAd Lord Nelson, the Caroline, 14 guns, Lientenanit 'J Derhy. Came in from Spit- hand' -On r wiy to join the Chianpel Fleet,' the Sflpet'b 14, &aia crIsete Avn, at guns -A' finle new frigaitd of 322guns, built of fir, launched at Tarmner's.,yard' Dartmouth, is hourly oxpeaied. ...

... *DovFR, OCT, 3r,-No furtlihi news has transpired rrpcd&. ing the lIte jattlu.s onl the Conti,-nt, but it very spihited aiswer vias sent buck by Capt. Owen, of the IYiIAIrtoilliteto tije.Frexieb CommiodorQ Robin, beeial of the Prus;aa scssels here are prearing to lay an for the- w inter, in conseque cc of the litc' ordi:r of the Prnssian (Ovistll, made kbown to them through the Vice Consult ...

... o5I .N:EZVS.' DEAL, NoIv.. xI-The swindbecomiiig tolerably faixr last eveniLg, the whole of -the troop's trerpainin- on shore (desfined for the. expedition) was irnmmndiately' ordered on board, and the fleet was expeeed tou sai iat bvreaki of day, but this morning the wind having' veered rou'rid a~point or two, andj blowvitg very freshl, the trans- ports still remxain at anchor, biut eady tp ...

... SHIP NEIYS. PLYMOUtRI, Nov. 2.-.Sailed this, evening the ;uphrb, of 74 guns, Vice-Adalirsl Sir I. T. Ducktworth, Bart. to join Lord; Nelson's fleet. Sailed the Powerful, of 74 guns, tojoin the Channel fileets and Surinam sloop of war to the Wies).wdrd. FALMOUTtr, Nov. x.-Arrived the Bremen brig Indianer,' Captain Jurgen laigh , from 'aarre7, is the river Jade, bound' for St. Ilioms's, wit ine, ...

... I I ??e NE . .His Majesty's5'schqoher Pilciiard is dirived at PIg | trnoutli from Newfouiddland, sailed frdr~i thenre 2~6h September with a fleet for Portugal, anid left off OQorto tsth ult. the following vessels; iexepteng two, wnich vent into Viana, viz. Minierva, Kiisgiv e5' lrton, Mary Ann, William, Race Horse, Dartr Friends, Jane, Hero, Williamf, Kangaroo, Elizabeth, Cynthia, Mary, Chance ...

... From te LONDOON GAZE 7L;YE, Nov. 5 . BANRUFlCIES ENLARGED. . Mattlzw Pringle, of Walworth, flour. fadlor; fromnNov. o, to NOV.I, 'O.' BANKRUPTS. WilliamWarne, of Hackney Road,'Shorceiitch, wS atch niaker* Nov. oi, iS, avid Dec. I7, at twelve, at Guillhall. Attornics, Messrs. Dove aid IMa\'ayw, Elra-court, To'Qple. Joseph Dyster, of klceha'mpton, Devon, wo'lstailer. Nov. I8, 1g, and Dec. 17,. ...

... step NL 1' PLYu.NoUr Ha at l lfipast twie, c/me an express frori Admiral Collingwodd, with the imlportanrJ ac- count of a decisive ald glorious victory over the ciremy'L the Nautilus, i8 guns, and. Pickle, i4, With first ltld seco. I dis- patches, which wete sent off direcly. Thei fUslowisngiarticl- larsare all that have transpired. On thle 59th ult. 'hdini Lord-Nelson detached Admiral Louis ...

... 6,111P IV-rtvs, psos,'r urez, NOV. 5_LieuttenantLapenol~ere, of the Pic) l arrived here, landed with tile diipatchles tron Admir C wood,at Fanlmouth, on MTonday last, at a.'zn. Siealeft te flecetafterthe battleandsubsequentto thehurricaneof the and asd. By her is learnt the following additional ofthis glorious vIdtory. The Achille, 84, ('rench), blewI upin theadtion. The Prince 93, had the ...

... c -.-- I.TT2- 7m?vj. To i Bombny cruizer, Caplaiil 0To . WALKS, airt]Vted at Plynmoutlthe7th niistj sailedtfionm tcngal the t4th June, arrived at St. Helona the 5th of Septemiber, mDl sailr d from Ihence tlie 8tli Thude s u~ mcntllOned ships wver~i±l'eft 'St klie'leha, viz.- :kom I3oNI sBAY-Worctster, Cape. Wood Skelon Castle Capt. Norilnasld.- - ' . ' laoM. B9eNCoeLN-Lord.Eld.a6 Capt. Swete; ...

... S 4P!Ip - ktg's 1 . L yV8TN,NoDV. IO--This morning it d ti-bleal;, a signal I was made. fdf the iltumbers of tLe Hero, 14, Capt. Gardrr,e and Revolutionaire,44, laviing two dismiasted prizes in tow. At - seven they appeaied off Thinlet Pofint, arid at eight passed thr6' , the Soundand camne to betweenr thw Island and, Hos. proving to be Lc Scipbnrt74, and Daguay Troun, 74, With jury-mrasts, ...

... S1YZS itEm; .,rA r INDIA SIHIPPING. Tilt. folluwvn gl are the partriculars of the capture of the 'Frencoh b'i4 La (umtave:- Illis majesty's lii Ca-oline, Capt. Peier Rainier, 'i-- rived in Madras RIads the 7th April, accopaitkled by her prize the izren~h privatcer' La Gusiave, of 20 gunls, and 120o o1501.' Capt. i'ainicr fell in w:tth La Gustave, off Sadras, on thle 5th April ; on finding ...

... SHIP NEW'S. PLYMOUTH, Nov. r2..-R-ar-Admiral Sir R. Sttachat, after his vidtoryAnd finding the four ships captured were not the RochefortSquiadron, very judiciously s :nt on board a L.ieute- nant, and only.jooSeamen and Royal Marinee, to keep posses- sion of them, thereby having his own ships well manned, i:1d constantly fit for adhion, in case the Rocisefort Squadron had been met with and ...