... PORT 3'SE IS. I ?? I _ ?? sYZ 7 P t,\ PLYMOUT1H, Flrn'imY I I. Friday. Came in the Patent, of andl for London, Smale, late master, fromANew. Providence, vith logwood, capiturcil by a French privateer, and shlortly after fallen in wvith and recaptured by the Diana, 38, Captatat Fer- ris, after a chase of three days, when the Patent was drove ashore, high and dry, at lowv water on the coast of ...

... From the LONi)ON cAZETTFF, April 4, I91S. I DISPATCIE'S, of wshich the fo omving are extracts, have been received from the Rarl of I'Vellin-iton, ad- dressed to the Earl of Liverpoiol. Riv'as, 4,lkrcl 13, 1812. I ovd tile head-qunarters froin Vr-natat -oil thle Gth, stnd arrived here onl tile IItI illA -lit. There iro none of the s'iiemoy's trotpst in (lie field ini rqI-emadnra, exceptin, ...

... PIJRTI NE /vS. PLYMOU'THl, June t6. S'turdauV, June 13. Wind S. S. E. The resoolote gttuibrig take6 convoy to Cork, and will sail on S11nflay ?? up the ?? to be refitted, the Se- nmiramis trigate. S¼jy. Wind S. S. E. fair. Arrived the Teazer gun brig, from Greeniock ; arnd the Neptiie (¶2d) teno4or, fromn Dublin.-Sailed the Orioni sgehocrner, for 'ork Nlaria (2dl) .tender, for Belfaslt Freya ...

... |I Friiaay, May 29. When the Northumberland went up the harbour on Wednesday. nt 3 P. M. site was re- ceived, when between St. Nicholas's Island and the Main, by the 2d Royal Lancashire regiment with pre- sented arms; the fine drums and trumpeti sounding a charge, and beating tile point of war. This complement to the skill and bravery of Capt. Hothatn, his officsrs, and ship's companyt was ...

... I PORT-NEHVS. PLYMOUTH, Martd 17. |Saturdc/. Lasty ?? a miost beautiful sight appeared off oiu port, ,jisst. .bcfdr son-set; nearly i .>a sail of East and West In' ianeii, the wuiivoy for i-sbimn, Alita, and Alessilua,' lwve ilil sighltt fruo the Eastward, under. con- .voyof the Aminada, 74. They lay nft the Soeunld, tbe un s-shiping olt thejtr. sli ls, ?? a moiost delighttul speotacle to the ...

... PLYMOUTH, vlfurdi 24. ., . I1 I Sunday. Wind ?? rain. . Yesterday a very heavy gale of wind from tbe ?? ua6 experienced at this- port, and during thile nlight tile wind changed to the southward and south sout0-west, wheii it blew alnmot a hurricane. A fishing smack belonging to this jwort, called the Frielidship, Jacihtt, master, drified froln her alicholrage under the victutalling-office, and ...

... 'PO°RT NEWS. C PLYMO. UT U , Fe.ra ,y 25. 7T/tusdaly. Lasteveninh camne in the Don Roderique, Ca)t. (;illies, of and froitm New Y'oik for Bourdeaux, a lbat~al(ift'il PruLSSiall brig, with a valua~ble c argo ol' culouial prodace. She had an amiazi ug quick jt.a-ias e of ottly l ) days anil a half; and3 was detained ftr brcac'hof bloulsao, by the Dryad, 31, Belke Poule, 38, Lynx, 18, and Aclta- ...

... | - F4ALOUYTH, *hrcl ER 27, I9812. ; 7'twsaaO,.to6,r ?? Wijld viariable. Arrived the M^u trosiltre punet) Igieweitt w~it h mails frown Rio Jatneiro,' s weeks passage, no news; Primerts .Elizabetb packet, Kifdd, with Imarmsfrorh Lisbon, d ilays passage, jpo mpwS Fox packet, Tillyj,3vith malk riold Cadii, 18, days w-; sage, brinpgsjothingc f inioittawe ; .I, M. ship For; ,uiee, 36 ,ug % Cqpt!, ...

... PLYNIOUTH, .i1'trchb 3. Setirudrly. Caine in thc ?? l)utc-less of Nor- thumberland, Captain Stenihouse, from Lisbon; sailed the 7th i ostant with nine sail underconvoy of the ?? no- las, 44, Captain Lord Bal-ouie, but parted company in a violent gale of wind to the inrthward of (Oporto. Sundoay. Cloudy. Came in the Portkguese ship Ad - miral Nelson, Barbarina, master, from Aloiradore, wit) ...

... , .. 1? ? ?? : . ; ?? . 11 . , I li? I - % ?? 1; i , . , : ?? i p i., ?? :) I , A ?? t ?? ?? ? Z . . - I I: %P ? - &gndaya IVtd A-1 N t fi, rrngnier, - ?? that heocanuitbiAse; ii a vesl f~ ?? abput Free' weeks sinee, has ?? t4.el But} ail, vittz1.In the ?? prisonoIiei'e, in c ?? ioL'b~iaig-bIe- to giyv ?? ?? of iAMs(If, arid te ha'iing i veryysusp~wrir appewar.ane iW , e extdreI))( y fincy ...

... PORT NEIVS. I , , Q ..I E'LYMlOUTH, ./farh C,10.6. 5t011.7'dtly. Wind S. W. railn. YestelrdaYtl iistS of the late brave Admiral Sir Charles Cottou wert ear'i- edl ii gra.nd procession frjm Sto'ket Hodtse, Plynriotb1 to tlie rtorth stairs of thtx Dock Vard, and the;e embarked ollnhoatrd Adliniral Sir E. Butler's barge. Sir Charles's Ulag,, and coloQur;, anid the colours of all the fleet, balf ...

... P O Rt 7 N E WaS. PLYMOUTH, Aol'~cnbler ?? r, ir?4ay. On Suriday arrivedl his Majesty's ships ,oByne,, o. Tigre, 8e, anvd Sterling Castle, 74, from off Brest. -Caaie in the Belle Poole, 3G, from sea, in distress, having lost her anchors. She (irectly run uip the bar- horn, and s truck ili g'oinm through the Narrows, but soon -ot eof' amain' and went to her ?? in safety. -i le(l the Bittorn, 18 ...