... I'hle (,nzette contatis an order for pernittiing the. !tan.~e into the 1Elbe, VWeser, and Ems, of neci- :l vessels under the boirdeh of 6o tons, provide \ vy are not laden With liquors or0provisi ns, or ivrn- h .icle, contrabdall of w,,tr- It also contaitis a dis tch from Lord ClIlingkvo)d, annotincing the cap ?? of a Spanillh gunVCB'i2c, Carryinu 011C lons IS = poundr in th io, two carriage ...

... ENGAGEMENT AT BATAVIA. I 1(1 ADMIRALTY ?? JULYt 4, IC7. | t Copy of a Letter fromn Reer-Adiniral sir Ed ard eleew, |Y Bart. Conmn-r.nder in Chief of his Majesty's Shipsin the Ea:t hIdies, to Willian Aarsden, Esq. dated on board a Its ATijesty ' ship Culloden, Batavia Roads, November P Sue, I | SIR,,S ' 'i heir Lordships have been already apprized of l my intentionr of proceeding to this ...

... EAST INDIA SHI.'PING. We have the pleasure to state, that the under. mentioned ships are arrived in th1 Doavns, uirder convoy of his, Mal-sty's ship Nass3u, 1fi St. ltri n the 411i Maly last :--'.lphirnstine, Craig; Wniichelsel, Miffatt; Ccres, Dunsford; Walmcr Caqtle, D.)tli;- Alntvick Castle. Prencott; Esstx- 1)ritharn; David Scott, Locke, jun. ; anid William Pitt, ?? and Lady M. Sinclair, - ...

... The homt ward bound Jamaica fleet, consisting .. ali 570 sail, is arrived ; sea sail of it passed Portsmouti he .in Wednesday forthe Downs, the other 70 had pre- try viously separated for their destined ports in the west. tht ward. A Kingston (Jamaica) paper states, that Admiral the .ochrane's squadron is bltckading three sail of tie rec Je that escaped from Brest, In Fort Royal harbour, urn ...

... cans, stile The East India fleet sailed from Purtsivioutli on dinal Monday. also Sir John Duckvworth is to hoist his flag in the Chan- nel fleet, as second in command. tin The sloop Lavinia, Captain Pearce, from Aftica, cc arrived at Charleston, in 4S days horn Gambia, four da . s after sailing was boarded by a Frencri corvette of 15 guns, and 149 men, (2o days from Bourdeaux, on a cruiz) who ...