... VlIp NILU's PTORSslOuI'I, JAN. i9-'I be bsl I: Clpt tones, c'anl'e into St. Helen's l~it night, from whence the ivas ordered this Jjiiorning, inr conseq]suenrt if a signal that an einsylly'wss in sight;. slfesliipt her Cabls. 'I'he Tigre got pratisfe. this morning ghe let Aial Purvis on the ph instnut, witl ?? sail of thle line; cruising off Caii:. TlhMedusa, Hon. Capt. Bouverie- Fleche, and ...

... SH1IP NEWS The following vessels front Jamaica, of his Majesty's ship Chichester's convoy, are not yet a rivel:- FaOR IONDOteNcmArch, Le Mesurier; Britisunia, I relitng; RPaibler, NVilliats.its, : RI~vetRPon r.-'I'riron, Pearnon Expedition, Roburt. FOR GOLASGOw-Britnrinia, AL)ag The Captain ofthe 'Chichester does not mention- when or where the Rambler and the Britannia parted; but states, ...

... From thic LONDON GAZEUTB, FEB. 2. BANKiRUPTS. Williril Easomn and Rtiherr Earon jiti.. of Bsuclersbury, Wzriio0usezeneu. efbrusry 9, t6. at one: -noT March rg. at ten, a' G .:iidh xli. Attqrpdey. Mr. Williainis, Red l.ion-square. I h: P'iriiks -bt Liverpeol, nerchant. February ta. z-, and March ¶F5 at rnie, at, thle Globe Tavern. John-street, Liverpoj,| AttrniiA, Mr Richard Powljison, Live ...

... SHIP AIB 11/8, LCTttlt FRtOaM AJMs1AIA GAMBIZR, LAID PEFOniZ THlE Io tsU OF COMMION3. SIR, Admiralty Office, 29th Jan. i'i8. pe In answer to your letter of this day's date, . huve to act' V!l quiaint you, that, ?? taking possession of the arwsal at ?? sy psohagen the fleet w-.s found in such a stat2, that it ?? ?? d§d Rent to sea in a very short time; niost of the Ce shios Wvere in condition ...

... ?? *. L7 ~ TPLv-mtnv711, Ft'B. S-TTii!xe ?? cr tt.n ,ine in CasvSand. flav, ursder Rcar A.turirai l'erlie, are lio-V, 3 p. In. gettrng erdet way; but whethcr tkey wvill Irftke arv haiti of t cancot Ir ascertained. PoittrsYtoUT n, Fr r 9.-The Hvacinth, Capt. Darel, ic to sail to-trorro-wu, nlir;gwtt ti patchts Mor the Brazils.-The Un- datunted,44, Capt. IlVIiltg, is to sail with the Perielope ...

... ,ONIP MIPW Fii~t~s;. PEe. 1r.-Arris'ed ti. Wslleni, Welh, fromft cwi ?? aird 13 ton, Wirnl a cargo otfish, Nbrlt wv5 notisi- charged, qn account f,,:tle ?? price-two dolsara sud, ar halt per quintal lihing th emonst tiat o2l1he obtained. Tbei vessel loit 13o.tpil tlt r ,tl5 ?? eftds Gf thrt ewibrgo grr. SeriOusly felt, andul p~rcsdsed:g'e'it ?? Po~rs aon, r , 1' YU. I ?? crd this morning the ...

... 'V I A ' .GA 7Z, . ' N-nUp.TCY SUFZRi EDED .. ,Jglin Wsi'in anad Tsonsas'.L,4ce of :I rnvh-a)treet, f)drt ?? it *..hriciarlds, of. (lchcster, drap r, isrrh ?? 1td 92 at ele.rn, at tU briffin 'Sn Colehester C I h S.ijeezir, (;olnheiier, IMesnsrs 1121so an500 c.x er~ IaW. , John -I rLvey, of Springfield, Eieax; bricc ayf'btaheb ,Miarch iand 21), at ten,-at Gr iltnall. A tqrn-s, - f. ;k ...

... Thle following is a true copy of an interestinb conl- munication transmitted from the Transport Office, in reply to all applications now made by French Offi- cers, prisoners oi war in Britain, For passports to enable them to return to France 0 Transport Oflice. SIR-The Comnmissioners for his Majesty's T'ranspott 5cr- vice,and for the care asul custody of prisoners of war, hiave re- ceived your ...

... IsIhIP NE iWiS. S PaYe5oV, PFel. 17-Letters received here (orn the Aigle g t Of' 44-1v011a, Captainl Wonfe. dated the 7,th instlnit, state, tiea i she did ot Lccenlipany P ?? Sir R. Strtljlmii, li. B. in c his ptai.Sltit or the R. sihetolt squadron, but was left iit hter old o Station, to watch, the port of lOrient. By these le tters we I I L'irn, that the enemy's aquadron ill L'Orient is iii ...

... SHIP AT It e. Dbcrli' a9.-tx.TIze cartels tliat cairre never the Ri'si aL IAnha, a doc suite are conife bact tli',tidet they landed hirt | o(it edncsocy shabout seen o'enclod in tbi'e veiiing, but did Jor. l-tro the 'arbour to lid thLO carrizgece S.c. until tseat tida r tenselv- zsA iar., piec of wreck drnve on shore near to Ca- . i.d tae oilt'e ot tsvo English soldiers were picked upi to ?? ...

... Sf1flP NEtilS. NWTICES RESPliCIl'ING ANCHORS. Co Friday the zrth intant a sloop, coleI the Edsvard and Hsirqo, them Iying nt Dr; r, ;uard heloenging to tliat place, was .tnrrhed by uS undier a evarraiit frciii tbl: Makia!itrates. I-er rcnrsjne!:isid of t*enty ancl,(irs of Vari`ous shies, destined r' portinlaoth. Oil ?? the person %vho shiiped then, , ?? they llial purchased such anchors ? They ...

... S1H1P At] JjiS ?? - TO MEPSSRS. C.IiANl5UM AtND CO. Aacept our particularthank6 lr your interfcrence in the busilless as set forth ttithe Genttlenirnat Lloyd's, ly the firm of Goodwin and Co. It is true Messrs..Curlinr and Friend got several warrants to search for anchors lost in the DlnN.s, n( the tl01 November, one pofwhich was against, the Edward and Henry, where we were at the time ...