... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... .$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 ...

... 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 ...

... NEI it's. FALMsOUTIX, VL. 7.-Arrivedl the Nile lugget from a cruiae. A few'da since she looked FiseO Ecrrol alid saw five-sail of the line there, ftsposed totbe the Roclhefort -squadron, amn' two sail at Vigo.- PnvyoivTru, DEc. Ix.-The Foudroyant, 84, Captain Doug- las,.and the Namur, 98, Captain Halsted, are ordered-to join' the Channel' Fleet. Went into Cawsand Bly the Repulse, 74, the Hon. ...

... . . . s#zp, ' AUR~fORA TR41¶MPORT. t ; i i* 5 ' -TO- THE ED1TOk - . DEAL, DEer o ? i yish you to ins(f#I1 itdur Paper, the foilo &g perticulars concern 6 th e Auyrora trarnsport as this letter Is meant torslieve, the anxiety. of individuals, you can therefore make any 'ue 'a it you pleae;' r am, Sir, your ob'edient servant, A: W. WAtNHOUSE, Capt. U6th 0a. Captain M'Lbod, of-hi§.Majestyi ...

... SHIP NEWVS. PLSMTou-Tn, Dec. ta.-The following elips are'now incdloc to be sligihtiy repaired. and then to go out to- make room for otber ships off the North Jetty, to be repaired, viz. Royal IGeorge, o, Bedford, 74, Sampson, 64, lefitigable, 44, and t La Didon , 48; the latter ship wae comnssionedyesterday b Capt. Ii;ker ; her damages are mostly in her quarters and stern, andl will be soon ...

... : SHIP N1SEVS. FA5.MOUTR, ,NOV.3o -The Windsor Castle did not come in wvith Admiral Wpnwalli: last evenjig, bue stood offagasin, to: jpin the renijede-of fllc fieet, for the lrenchClnost. T'hesexevn sail'of the linr lVIhchi'ut'E in her'e; as s'ndsi as they have wotoded and wate ed;'wifflrheIune tlh4r mitciibn off Brsf 'svlhea an eq4ual nuriiberarvill be -ent in here, and so relieve- each othet ...

... sI-uP XEIMS. Dovan, DEC. iS.-The brig. Washington, of Bo6ten, WVis Gamble master, arrived -here this morning from the 7exe1, and a landed Mr. Donaldson, the Messenger, and W. P. Smith. Mr, Danaldson was shipwrecked at the Texel on his voyage to Bre- s njpa, in' the Pigeon schooher; the dispatqhes wkere lost; two . transports were also wiclcked on the ast of December, at five o'clock in the ...

... SHIP NEJWS. PLYMOUTHL D2C. 3.-Went into the Sound, the Royal Sove- reign, i1o, preparaItOry to her going up the harbour. 'This morning came in twvo moie' ofsthe ' rafalgarian heroic ships, vir Bciltesophola, '74, and Belleisle, 84, under jury ma; e, Appa- rently mlbth mnauiled in their bows and quarters. 'Ihe biiip Wilidl wasmistalen, oft tl'is port, for the Vidtory,._IO, pro::es to be the ...