... ISip N/VS. P totif siN, Nov. ?? in a cartel fromt St. Maioes; whither she had carriel (tiy prn'iission- of dur Govyrmueur) Mopnslnois, son of Admiral Linots, and several Frtoch rie- dicil gentlemen, fron New York to Idourdeaux talea ort of an'nn American ship from thence, detaited and sent is by one of our cruiiers. When she left 3St. Maloes, a fewv days since, the Ad- miral Decre.3 was then ...

... -w-_ - SHIP NE, In, . I PALmoV¶ it, Nov. ?? this mnorning ?? -Packet, DodI, with Is-tail from Lisbon; in eighieen days pas- -sage. His Majesty's ship Livey, of 56 guns; Capt. M-Kiiley, with convoy for Lisbon, sailed on the x7th;s ult. on board of 'whicls the greater part of the English merchants have embark- ed Orders had been given by the Consul General to Capt. Dodd, that in the event of his ...

... sifP' NVEWYS.' - PLt MOri li, No6. 7.-Cname in, the Ploverof ;8 gdris. Capt. Brownic. triln) a cruise in the Cianr.6l, after wettheriag the -,Meat S \W: be:inga-inost hitmdis sea boat. Letters from {s.i- bon, dated the i6rh jilt. state that tlhe Tretici .Cou'rnissary of Jii'nti :army lhad impudently arrived&,at Ligb6ri 30 ptparc- quarters for the Frenih-zarni-.under his colnuan aqd that thb ...

... X 1 - X- eiu-! We stated some days ago, that by the returts fi ave the Customn house Books'irthe j40- the 5 - d h our tradea- ,ee-evet ?? our to Denmat1 was 4ch b e seven of our whole exporit tade. We 'nevel lait he nor were we so insane-as to believe, 'that t1e kin ID cannnik,.c3usumed the. enoimous quantity of m r Dins, k uatyofive roil. U lions worth of our foreign and domectic prDoduce, ...

... . t . ? . - ma A |-1 N - S; P`4TsMotuS , Nov. ?? ordga to dissolve Admi tI Keates's squadron, was received this lmoriininti, -The Gangesi 74,,Captaito Hal~riettt Muisotq, 74, Captain Barrett; Pomnpe, i 74, CptpahinDacris, and Aganoentoen, 64, CaptainRose, came up to Spithead I i'hose %h ipa require repairh; two of the other 'ehipe now at St. T!I!!Ien's, which alsio reqidre ihiuch repairing, ...

... 1sillp NEIvs. lDtrntste, Nov. 5.-The Princteof W'ales paciet.tvwhich sailed- fromrl hdrsnce.yeiertay fot'Liverposi, &nd v~as tetitniiing ?? day, Gwing t contcrary' 4sods, whien she~ stmsckoilo the South Bffll and sunk-.lse ruasrer, crew an~d twoi ladies-weye n saved. and i5o soldiers rowised. -The bg.Rucidlle, -Hodgeon, master, laden wvith frovisioss, affd haviag upwards of Ico soldiers on ...

... A ;'ZVX?fwk), ?. .1 PFsiMOUTr'r, Novi ?? foret70n thsc aaifl rnital Sir S. Sintth 'Went on ?arat tii Lokidon+.g5, ?? Bay, a-la i'rirtieaiately uninoobed, wiij hthe fiowlniog 5ibips i'i der his cotn xi d vi7.? Loidn, V8f faitp *:Ja'rhireugii.'4;. Bedford`74';,rabc'iiett, 74 Mlonari and ; a friat nt. as thevw'd is kisbwi athernohtiie, ly ald r ar,.sngoutot the &iy, ther niay. cuanrei-o tnake : ...

... - Trhe 'Queen, Archer, from London to Nteriburgh, 6s report- ed tobe lost on the North coast of-Ireland. C 'VoTssMob'T5 Nov. ?? the Nympbhe frigate, Capt. . Sbip1ey; and the Pelter gunbrig, with the rear of the convoy si from the Downs. Sailed the Pheasant sloop, with a meonvoy for the coast of rr Africa; and the Redbreast, on a cruize. - The Danish ships which arrived last night from the ...

... SHIP VL s ToRB.iY, Npv. $-Arrit-hd his MInjesty s ;sIps the Royal. George and 'Ionrant from Plymouth a1.yd thie A !,menr- frigate te So there now remaiis in the bay, ?? Vils !e dP ,'ris, Hilt5-rria, Fi- St. (-eorge, Drearln-ought, Tentelraile, Fouiroant, olossus, i lantagenet, Reova G-eiarge, Tout, Rose slo;;p of sr, Alc- mere and Aimdrihyst frigaces, with cutt- rs Nimrod and Betsey, L ...

... SH111 IVE*S. PLYMOir;Si, Nav. ?? tfe '!ork, 74, to refit and vidlual: she is ordered on foreign service..a. Came in the Liberiy. i 6 guns, from a cduize, tdrefit and wavt for orders.r-.An Adifinralty Messenger came down yesterda9 with dispatches for the Straits, which were put on board a fast sailing sloop; and she was off for her destination in the course of the afterndodo Came in two Jamaica ...

... I villp Aril,,Rq., Polt 5MouTH, Nov. 4.-1i9Patches frorm1 the HUoi-;rvable A-~t'air-l lPerkelev, at Halifix, arrv d thi afternmwn i., t Dea- g~c, Captaid Newcotne; they were lanuded and sent off by eic press to Inodor;. She ledt the o' In al on the 1ath ult. Cap- taoh) C. Grant took the commniand df the Diana f:rigatethis roorn4 i 1he Shannon, Captain Broel~ las undergone ?? t ASpltbe C;: tilt ...

... X, Nov. ?? in an American ahip, *ietained. ly one of our cruisers; also the FEiza, from Oporto, with wvinie for this place. She was in such aburry to. get away, that she left her cables and anchors behind ?? in from Nev Brunswick the America,'mast ship, with mnasts for thedock- yard at this port; also from London, the 'wo Brothers and' Pemona, with sundries for this port and the porjts to the ...