... SHIP ATOI?. The ?? itegulas, Hamilton; fron Lonton for Smyrnii arrived at lalnouihw s' the t.4thinstant,-saw two vessels wlhtch lie supp~esed to lee privateers. The Swift, Lawson; fromn London to Messina, wastaken igth ult. ia the Gart bFfGibraltar, and carriei' intoAlgesiras. The Thomas, Thornoin, from Stockhoim to Bristol, is lost on Arklow Bareik-crew saved. Carsi Of ofooD HOPE, 3d of Sai'r ...

... 77777=p-7VEW!. The letters fiorn Lisbon and other parts of lrPrtupl, by tl, i packet arrived at Faimostli, bring an account of very bai viea- ther happening on thoie coasts in the'heginning of the jfrescrit month. Two or three valuable ships are supposed to have -eeds Idst off~o ip& and two or.three Connvys very much ejS persed, among which are those tbwich tgfid from Falmout. under convoy of ...

... 'SHIP, NEWS ?? ' . Eitranat of a Lettr a Passenger in the Transit, frbrt. smvi-na, ?? Creek,.Nov. .I9, 0o6:-_ Wepassed through Sir 1 T. Duckwortii's convoy on the 30th, ult. nid, from its appearacce murt'have 6xperienced sbdccing *eather.: I imagine, nhortly after.we passed them, they had a. fair wind through the Gut, for,'about 24 hours after we passed them, we met with a strong westerly ...

... t COR x so, o6. -1 I Wohada.-lare supply..of .Wliemt tliI T a thfina d 4g-~ d~cE~e4 as 2and~ lu other seu 3s, and4s. per qarter. vi ge~n~raI~heaviness~hu.1 h salts. . . Bar h has likewise arrived inpylentyt, and, esgeptinig ~r~ine sa~np1Ys, is cl aper. Malt-ant beazrs remain witls li'ttle .riation Since our. last. White peaseareagain~gettg d as- and Iut fe w at market. Ozats cantinue to. arr! ...

... TTE) Nov. 18; BANKRRUPtFS. Thomas Carden, late of St. Michaelsalley, Cornhill, jew Gurance-broker; November 25, Decetember 2 an. 30, at tweive, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Preseot-street; Goodunara 6 fields. Joseph Randell, of Birmingham, cotton-masanufadrureri No- vernber 28, 29, and December 30, at eleven, at the Swan TA- vern, Bull-street, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Whatelgy, ...

... I.MARINE INTEILLIGENCE. 't'e Rose eutter, artived at Pl mnouth, has brought d i - Lat ches from the M rditerranean. It is reported, ,vAtiim!t any authority, that the French hzeet at 'Qto- ?? intends ?? to effecft a ?? vith the Spanish ships at Canthagena. It is said also, that tlerr are many troo ps on hoard the Fpanish fleet at Co(l.'i : but th. molicber ceitai!olv is not considerhie, ;,nd 1. ...

... r i SWEDiSH ACCOUNT. ,I- Gs , PERol THTE STOCKIHOLM GAZETTE, OCT. °S. S 1, . D EXTrS.CT or . LETTS t raS:IT ; Dr.SSAU, OCT. 1I. C. This m orutng Captain Dorville, Aid-de-Camp St Ito the King of Prussia, passed through this city, as Courier, on his way to Berli:. He is the bearer of D the untortunate intelligenict that on the r4th a hard -v o battle was fought bivt-ren the Pruosians and ...

... bre per Cent. Eq/l India Anuifi;, D~dY5n rl db. DqC now paid at tbe Bank ef Rosland ee 'Tpable. due.4 Cardale, Rev. Paul. Evefliam, Wor- eefterfhire, - - r-j-s. 1751 6 1 Church, Thomas, Langley Marlh,. Bucks, - - -prie7~.3 Furyer, Mary, HolliportBlcs- Spinft. gan.-.iB6 I Hewitt, Edmnnd, Maidea1head, - . 17g6: i Lawrence, John, Newport Pagnell, Bucks, ?- 7 r? 6 Lee, Rev. Thomas, Wootton, Oxon, ...

... MARK JT HEPALDO Cornm-Exchange, London, Monday, Nov. 17, We have large fsppliesof Wheat tf)-day, and fritc, middling and drditsary quality So. and 4s5 (sr, lo-et than laft Nlondai, while very ?? fvi' (,4tt, Efifex White continue almoft as dear as of late, B p1 arrives very plentifully,. arid is Inwer. Malt i5 liker tbrmethiing cheaper. White Peafe are doewi 4s. ptr qur ter. Grey PeaLe, and ...

... ,R NE JN XFELIAIGENCE. I ;1 i-lias-been3judged expedient to deter tlie3rpoin,,,F convoy from lfeith Roads to the Elbe, U' til lithter L gence shall be Jeeived. . ho yessel is pernmited to ciL. 1 Embden or.Varel. r 12 The Lucyj Roclitf fcoqn Africa, bound to I ri^, i Irived at Barbadoer, on the 7thi tit- anld c rr ed ial ns.b h ithe, French prbivateer logger La Jciral ci Gt T05re,t e t. wvith ...

... CAPt OF GCbb HOPE, SEM L-We have receivdd atcounfs from.Madras and the Mlauritius, that the Warren Hastiogs fell in with a 44-gun frigate, and engaged her for two hours and forty minutes, when she disabled her so as to prevent a pursuit. The Warren Hastings lost her main and mizen masts, andattetnpted to make offunder her foresail, but it was no soon- er set than the 'crippled mast fell, and ...

... hS'P.AP NEWVS. FALMOUTUr, Nov. I3.-Sailed thsl da.y his 6jiajesty's IMp Spencer, of 4 guns, Hon. Crprain StorAZod, onirotard of' wi't is General Craufurd; also the toeli:sg nianof warwitli abtuf thi tv-heslil of t alnjiorts under convoy, vith a fine breeze ;N. L. Goefs, 7s vulls ('apiain HIalket'; Tecseu.7, 7lt, Hope; c.'.ptahl 75;, Cockburn -, ; Neriede. 40,Corbett; Iively, 40, h- lcit Pule ...