... SflPl N r'tvS. DOVERa, Drc. 1$.-The Tar lriansport 3/, camecinto theL hzrbotr-lastnight, %vith some of, her sai1sb1iovnv asway, h1cving ;on boird 33 iorses, and 3 dragoons, helongin Ito theI German Legiopn- she was one of the'fliht Wsivch sailad rm tfi6illvTwps on Tuesday tinder convoy of the Leopard, and parted wviths dfem n N edresWady night,'Im a gale of 'wnd' lThe Victory got~underh weigh ...

... SHIP -NE, WS. - DoQvR, DEC. iS.-The wind has~ blown very hrd to thee N. and N. WT. eversince the Vict;ry has beentiffhere Thismorn- ing she got under weigh, and turned up opposite our Bay, where she brought up again in a more secure place, and will remain until the cwind cianges. I am just come from on board; she is very much-rmatulel, both in her hull andi ligging, has up- wards of-8o shot ...

... I ARRIVALS. At ERmden, on fbe 8tb uJt, 1he Hloflnung, Plaafs- At Tonningen, The Ulricka, Ardnt-At Bretien, The Vrow Catharina, Bilhop-At Hamburg, on ;Jle 18th. ula, The Ocean, Fofler; the Triton, Hudfioln: the Mercury, Martin; and on the 2rf7, the Chriflina Louifa, Mcves; and the Hemietta, Heitman, all from this port. At Bridlington, in ballaff from Lubeck, the Alpha, Hutton, after being ...

... LONDOW, DRCeMrA r. The Countess of F4gin cutter has hecii cilzaced from e:ff nbdesl, 4ny a 50 gnun ship and a large frigate, supposed toI he Dutch, bound to Batavia, and to have escaped from a Dutch port. Two English ships have h)een sent in pur- Wijt of them. ' ,'The Phobe frigate is arrived Nvith dispatcbes from Lord 03llingwood. 'They are uot of importance. His lordslip aad the fleet were ...

... :. On Friday fe'nright, the ehips bound from' this part for Portugal, which failed from hence under convoy of the Duke of EKent, armed Ihipr, arrived at Spithead. The Apollo frigate, withthihe neral con- voy, would fail from thence the firl fair v'ind. The Zon, Captaio Cornelius Moll, from Rotter- darn, arrived in Wnirehooth Roads onl Saturday; and is now performing quarantine. Captain ...

... SI'zzi. . . I. flu' v'8-t ;t ' Sltei'r anay} Ex''rass ,rnr-ird -her' fur tTih P o~trextO l nose era 'idfit- , (q.uartcred iii our harr4'2kt) II, narch for Dins Iix ste, an erote re'rnt for eret redi- zhenuts sxi r is' ±5 Sthat ac-ire to occupfy t heir querters for a shiovrt:. time liru-id',ul to their eml'-arictdo fM,. the Co;fine;.t. l:'le Exp.s1t'-01 arrived L'5' I in three lwIloa; the two ...

... LLOYD'Is MARINE LIST-Dec. 24.: ?? ~ ~ q ; . .. The Ocean (cartel)from Lifbon,'arrivedate Plymouth en~iday: night, was boardcdl 4th by ?? frigate full of troops, in lat. 47. 30. long. 7i one -of a fquadron of levenl fail (fevren of them fuppofea to be, of 'the line) whicl had left i&reft the'day befdr;e, and wvere then fleeringW. S W. 'The Tiber, Silrpfoti, from the -Mediterranean, arriv- ed at ...

... SHIP ]WIVS. PLcXOU T H, DEC. 26.-L.astnight itblewsuch a tremendous bo gale of wind at S.W. as forced all tile frigates in the Sound to strike yards and top-masts; theimen of war iii Cawsend-lsy rode 111 it out wagi; this morning it ahated, and the MorntagLe, of 74, which silled with Cornwivallis ino TuLsday cvening, came into C CswsatLIbay, having loft himn andrt seven .eltsitl goinisto Pal- ...

... SHIP N.E HIS. POnTT5 mOurn, .DEc. ?. -Sir John Warren's dal is flying on board tihe lfourirovna t oF 8o guns, which is at St. i-eleii'n-The rinvld hasblowi strong all diay at S. M'. ! should it moederate. and blow fair, Sir Jolin will sill with tile Nrediterranean a nde West India convoys, end be joineed off the Start, by the ships of his squadron, wlhicis are at Plymouth. Sitled the Diligent ...

... .$Zl1p N 'll's I'svl'Fsju~frWo 35-Cap~tainl Douglas is appioiz Zed y tt'e 1ords of lie Adniralty to tthe command of the ftoudroyant, S4, Viee Adrmirel ijr T. Graves, 'KB. in Q4Wvsard Jay, fitting; therefore, it is snpposed for the prcsent the eallantAdmiral will goashnre on leave. Yestrday ilw wInd shifted from &S.E. tc! Ss.&'. when the lIrgeconvoy, Nith 'the Argus, i6, got under weigh fortiie ...

... MARKT 2- zl* Weea CordtExchangeiLoncln Mon Aiu de a hafor this day's niarliet lilh ?? ; we had fikclife Of'al ?? .L reccdiiceis to purchafe, railtcd tt e a 'Cr, it three to five fhillings per quartit p ?? s, ?? a' lo tlet ill the Iale of fin te Flolat at fccsnty fillifings per lc.k a lbir5e.N hk 4 V- plenity, antd 'hich, lth Dilalt, is ratlcr ci ft a. exception, hoiwevcr, ofi teeww prime *1,i ...

... CORN . . . EI IE1 E.- 1, -. FCO3RN LbXZHANGE I:D, DEC.9 BS ; Our Suipply st M t t rr-- e 0 -mawlu'net retliers rat r d: frowt the atnfavonrdb Ieniest of thiL ~ Nather,'b sI r aiidln sam~plesiwere effe~9d&6pa hi~gh~rfetiiistizan last MOI.d~,t tdle and Ip shoula dave leti irkedm & I felld torad . ese rtrgsitaryiskr~riula ?? fell0 IX~shir~P -per. Sa thoUg-1h, 0 -day, It has again risusto.i6 ...