... .. - NY . , - , : i,7 . ; S PoaRTsMorrsiyAPEir 2T. 15 --9mor ia ftri te, Capt. arid. .fl w with about ss~ty sail ofs3oe l.isbon and Oort fleets, Drought Lupat SPitti id, efld ilitioerbank, thre of which Med i |orgsane, Berglund, for Dantzic; Rebert, Hesgy, for Mmeli .and {Poo-insa, BQuin' f~orF iockhlolmsr.l-r dvtasned,; li'vinh' Prius-,. . Sian psopertio bnai.d, tths fleemt 's iie-theh ults ...

... SIIP7 NEsWS. 'Ihe Margaret and Ann, arrived at Glasgow from JamaicaA Sailed 21d-February with several vessels, unider convoy ul' the' Husnter sloop of war, and parted on 'the 2sth of March, in the Gulf. aTh'eI-iberty, Teale, from Jamtaicafor London, wa s then with the flce't. 'he Hope,-Thewlas, from Honduras for Hull, sailed in Ocdo- ber last1 in compaoy with the Rufford and Alliance, and ...

... ?? -f-lu' The annals of the British Navy can hardly I-t4*t a more gallant exploit than is contained in .e following ittler fronm Captsin Locl Cosh- e t! of his Majtsty's, ship Pallas, insurted in) i 'i:esday's Gazette: Bis Allajesty's Ship Pallas, qN Clhnferotrn, Stb April. 18o6. E-raving received information, which proved correct, of : e situation of the corvettes in the river of Bour- si.ts ...