... 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) ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...