... SHIP NE, IVS. PoRTSMOUTH, SEPT. ?? GuarOds sailed this morning for Corunna; in the Alfred, 74, Capt. Horton l) ovvr, Capt. a)rury Regolus, armed en Rute, Captaill 'ailour, .lnd two n transports. They were counter-ordered from going to, Lisbon. Arrived the 3reya, Capt. Scott, frsm. Leith; aud the Viper, t Lieut. Grant, with a convoy from the Donwns. t Lieutenant-General Stewart is arrived a!t ...

... SHIP NEwS.- ci I ARRIVALS.-O, the 18th inst.- a} Scarr,'o, The Fa- hi d vourite, Sellers, from Montreal, with a cargo of timber. at it -At Deptford or the 22d tnst.- The Clifford, Field,of thislU port, from Quebec.-At Arch angel on the I.S1h of August, tr rThe Cognac Packet, Harrison, from this aport.-At fc .larva, on hee 27th August, The Diana,- and.the Vergoli- S dete L6 ve. both from this ...

... STllP NEWS. 0j1I1 11 1 LV . - Pi.vsmou-rn, Seir. 19.-S9iled last night the San Josef, TIo, A1, niral Lord Xeith, Capt. llalconi ; Coniluestadore, 74, dMag- nid;ent, 74, Abhrcroumbic, 74, Conqlueror, 74, and Clarence, 74, for their station olf Brest. They -will relieve the Hannibal, 74 Capt. Sir .M. St ymour, B3art. and two other nren of wvar on thiat station, wvhich have hcen out sixi mcnths, ...

... ,4WIP ? ?? ! l.Fii.' ,oltr, Srer; 6.-Witti ?? off tlis F.i it .tft ~toj ety'adhi Pi 'p e, 74 nurin, Wit the ntvn' ,- b.ba¶ l tsrtenalfd Meiterramnall 1t1 ...

... HUL SEPT. 7, 1812 - a H JtLl3 SEPT. .77 1819. 8271P NEWS.-; h - ,,.,, e Aaitrv' t SAf 't seCapesf Gasd IPie on the 21sf ie Jyne, The Leatow, Mores, of this port, fromrLondon. R. -At Mararola, 'I'bhe Mercury Robinsoh, of this port, k from.Rio Janeiro.- GrimsiS, The Earl- Fanebabergi e Sinitit, from Davin s Sreights, with 6 fish, about 90 r, lors of oils F,~ ' The Fairfiold; Morrice; with ...

... SFII7. Y2W ,?W& Tr~v'.so-JT! Scpr. -the lac S t wvdhniciraeti down on S i tprd-, near 200 sail, was the ?? I ll kdireri aneln A-!et, Cnd it hein a scllt Xvhid, thaey lavtoooff th Sotid alnd -the retting ?? on thbir white sailr hall a most beautiful aspear. ance from the ?? a breeze. xa)rung up at therising of the moont, and they all stod dowvn Chutnuel. Came ur a Cartel I from MIorlit; the ...

... MRINVE I:\rTELLJ,;ELV,. Admirad :j -()ifiCe, 4A igul 1', I S 1 i. cop iiof a Ietter fiin Captain Brooke, ot'/hid Maresly's! .shp Si ar'o!ar addresscd Lo Vi'ce Amira z(. qcrI and transmitted to J. lI'ilwe Croler, Eslq. His A3tjesty's sh.p Shannon, off New York July I 6. SliR,-l have the phlasure to infrrm you, that the I Shannon has this (lay capturcil, after a siart chai&e the United States' ...

... PLTY1 IOUTH, September.22. . I Fridazy. Camne in the (iealer keteh. frutn New York, withl f essenger andl dlspatches for Guvernment fromn. the United States of America, which wvere lantded at Penzatice ?? last, aml forwardled to London. Sundgy. Wind. N. N. E.. fair. SMilcd Ite.last niuht from Cawsin& Bay, the Chainnel tleet, mtder the coni- mitndt of Admiral Lordl Keith, to black-ide Brest, ...

... MONTHLr COMMEACIAL REPORT. . The real, that is, the nominal, value of the exports from S Great Britain to the American States, previously to the Ame- f rican non-importation embargo-laws, and to'tbe British or- t deri in Conncil, average of three years, ending 1807 inclu. sive ..12,136,311 f IAnd to all the other p~arts of America, including the British and Foreign West Indies ?? 10,599,514 . ...

... LLOTD'S MARINE LIST-Sept.iS. 18i2. The BUCkskin, Gleaner, Regtdator, and Polly, American privateers, are taken by the Colibri sloop of war. The Argus. Fair Trader, and another privateer, are taken by the Indian sloop of war., The Spartan and; Maidsfone frigates have ddstroyed two privateers in Havcock harbwlour, and but out a reveaue cutter s9t six guns, two privateers, and several small ...

... |DThe LDO N GAZETTE, Sepicnzier9 1, S 12. t BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. W. Winter, of Seymour-place, St. Mary-lI-bone, palntera from Sept. %z to Od. 3. G. Niblett, of Sherborne-lane, broke-r, fr-om Sept. 26 to ( }.t. ia S. Lewisj of the Strand, glover, from Sept. a2 to the I29tt. ?? Lavei, of East Smithfield, slopselier, from Sept. sq W Oaober z7: A. Leah, of Falnuouth, shopkeeper, from Sept. 26 to ...

... SEiP NIEWS. ]DOVER, SErT. 28.-Last night, about lo o'clock, a light cot- lier from flythe, was boarde ufft his port by a French lugrer privateer,an4dtaken ; the masterandtwo men made theirescape in the boat anid landed here. Ile reports there Awere several inure light vessels hii company, and he thinks more oust have b-en taken, Marge fleet are now passing up Chaunel. PORTSMOINTEI, SEr;. ig,-A ...