... A - l1 I The t~azette at fehish contains the official account of the action between the Seahorte frigate, of :38 guns, and two Turkish frigates. The following detail of this desperate en- gagenfient is transmitted by Lord Collingwood:- . .Vis Majesty's ship Seahorse, off Skyro, July 6, 1;08. ; MY v ?? Svyening, we observed two , Turlish men of war and .a frigate coming round the east end of ...

... , .rom the LOANDON GAZE'ZITTE; Noz. z. BAN1XRTJT1rCIES SUPERSEDED. Williamn Foy, of Chcrtqey, baker. Joseph Hemingway, ot Chester, prlnter. BANKR UPTS. Eijah Goff, of Wellc oce-%qunire, cosal-nicrc'oant, November 51, 9, and December X,, at twelve, at Gulbdlall. Attorney, Mr.'l'honnaa Allan, Fredesick's-place, Old Jewry, Jazmes Fletcher Hughes, of WVigmore.street, bookseller, No- vtnabor S. r, ...

... 1. 50V11N f Gf ZE ?? SG . 6 R. ).4D ?? NoWemlir 19. .t.OlGIh \AN i SStol..nill-il' Grind ii miler, Nov. iS. at .ele l, D c. . rld i1 aI tell, ii Gailt halt, Lundon.-Alturnmy, Nit. U ?? dud, Uha. orne'-,',rueI, ooltm. Jlvi Iilchulii, iarc of Lcedi, Lyer, hov. ?? 30. and )3cC. B1, at eleven, at lie Star and Gmrter Ion. L-eed.--.-:iorrnie5, Mr. Granger, Leeds; a ni lifi. Cruale, Gray's lin, ...

... g SHIP NEWSV. PLYMiwJTit,. Nov. ?? is rather remrkabi.e,thatalthougeti tbe Windsor Cas lo ptcket arrived- at Falmouath in five days froni St. Anrmero, hringsa an account of a decisive vl&pry over. Ney,.-by Blake, on t .e 24th ult. yet the lettera reaelvevd here f b Stine,. a 38, and C Csoe r e8, at S-.- Andero, 'dated the 3xst {l . dsic J not-en~tion. ine word of the battle htaving been n' ...

... SHIP ANL'IVS. FAMtYTourn, Nov. 5.-Sailed the lady Pe11exev Packet, Oap. tain Harvqey. with Mails' for Cnroeita; Cheerful Cuttet with Dihpatchea for spain ; Plover sloop of -war on a cruize; 'and thtc Mlutine l'rig of war, ss ithi a convoy fnr the Brzil;h, auwl several vessels for the MWite ?? ?? utnder her proteulion. PORTSttOUt-1 Nov. 7-Ariived his ajes y'sship Canilla from the Doivns, amd ...

... On% Tbilrsday last- the -rig MAldxi of and, bound to Bristol, John Nen'combe, master, from Stockbolm, with -inti and deals, arrived off Staiths, near Whitby, disnastedl 3and came to al anchor, the -wind at the time blowing from the N. E. with a heavy swell break- ing epon ?? people, exhausted by fatigue and privations, were taken out by the fishernmen, and lauided at Staiths. It appears the ...

... : SH11i 'NE (S. . i . -- ' . ?? .:tDATP c zot A LkTtiER,DATEO ?? ~A ?? , | C _ Most of,.the last arrivals are still wwithout pil.,ts, th'ighs ed they were fortunati epoigh to get irIt' the irnner rvads exkeet l Th a5 soop, supp6se& to be the Duchess of Athol sbc . idtl ;'ridlng'on theout5id of Sandy Island, an4 as it, stil blows very hardg.a pilot cannot be gbt to go. toi her, utif that wh& ne ...

... pLymoutTh, Nov. 8, iO8. l We.'ue,\fsdW Nlov. 2. Windl s. S. C. cloudv. Severil of the Portuguese emigrants having bten left behind wherm the con r'ioy sailed, they purchased a large sailing boat, and pushed out after thle tralisports ; but finding themnselves far behind in the grty of the inorningi,. they lay dtown in thc boat alld drifted alongside a trawliviJg, boat, fivhing ill Whitsand Bay ...

... NEW CHANNELS FOR TRADE,: CONTINUED. SPA jA.' It M ADRID, as being the residence of the Sovereign, Is M (although of comparatively recent fame,) has the t cfirstcaim tonotice. Philip . inthe sixteenth ceptury, t first established his Court here: and the Nobility, in consequence, erecting numerous palaces, this frmerly obscure town began to assume an air of grandeur. The centrical position seems ...

... SHlIP NR;VS. The following letter hai been received from Serjeant Packt- Wuod, 'of ihe Royal Marines, dated in Channel soundings, Amethyst, on Sunday lasta: I aivdeslrbus bf'giving you the earliest intelligence 1. am, able, of a well-conitested battle, fought by his Majesty's ship Amethyst, M. Seymour, Esq. Conimander, and ,the Yresich National frigate, La Thetis, of 44 gums, a8-eighteen ...

... ? 7t77??? ?? ,? -, I I r ; . , .? . I Irur, .01 ?Lo-YDqllv- 'I Mr. , ? i?41 I ? ?- 11 . , . - I I ?? ?? 4NKA'{R-UPT~tt strrrw tt - lames- Iteatliej Losmtn,; Cummrhd, nrercbtt- -f? :> BAXNKRVP~rh. 0 ...

... I NE, W CHXANNELS on TRADE. 1 1 *- SPA4 IJV S~PAIN isituated on the ?? ?? part of thle Se cntnent of Europe, and is surrounded on three sides Isy ithe sae; and on the Norths is separated. runs II France by ?? Mountaivis. On the East and t ri Sout~h it Iis bounded by the Mediterranean Sea, the I ii Streights -of Gibraltar, and part of rise Atlanstic Ocean; j, on thle West by the same ocean ; ...