... ShIP NEWS. - PiYtsoo'rn, JAN. 3i.-We are- happy to ctate that letters n have here received here' from Captain Tobin, of the Andro. P machc, 44, said to have been killed in an adtioa with two French sI frigates, which state, he wvas'vary well at their date on his Sta- fi tion onl tlie coast of Spain. YAMOUI11, JAN. 3i.-Sailed yesterday on a crnize to the northward, Forward andiChanticleer. ...

... S NEW - -S IS. , ,~ . SHPP, IV. 'FAfI.r11Ti, t'n. ?? Ifd!6jesty'5 shili ta Plque is r~ort-. ed ?? cantered an' Amernvqjpnrvafcr pf zi givis. lals .Majesly¶'bvli Zenolia ?? e Wict-andW5a5so Close -as zctwiyes~ bdit .hg~~ht Oq, , scboo',er, .iasn $aftswd, catne' to anehor aald v, red rt Ct1ayB:LajY, os^t~te 8th inst wani jatl~e- Te ?? monokiig~edic Jar~riel 146 r.1.I. hMs. blow~ ey iogleo'wn iii ...

... SHsIp NEWS. 1'oirsq1oVtlt, Iti, 917 .-Arriveel the Tleron brig of war, *t M ,p r ulioch, fro ' h. cruISC. In MoIofeg Up she stood too ionty ;rl rhplis'hoird t:;rk, whict cautiisel. her to tithe the grfiind the S it. Nlink whetc she now lbty. ,She heis heeli iiriog cl 5-'-s of dijtreia all t11 re even lig but it blows a gole [if wind, anld tl tnil it cibsides et littl,. ahe Cnlnnitt get oft. ...

... . . SHIP. NEW TS. . ?? FFR. ?? 1tqisdeer brig of sar, with her prizb, the American shcnner Cashier; from ?? to 'Bottr- NJ deaux, the 'c'apture of which wve hiv'e already.Steted, arrived here this morninz from 'orbay. ' Arrived the Peiican brig of war fr6m a crulze in the CMmannil. DEAL, FELo sia Sailed his6'iajesty's ship Alexanderi '&r Portsmouith. Came down the River his IlMVajesty's ...

... SHRIP NE TVS rtMTOOT II, JR. 28.-The following nre firthler p articulas S a- of the proccedings of La Pique, 44, and a Loire, 4S, aent frot lls Lisbon in quest af two French frigates, said to be between Lis- Id -bon and the Western Islands. On the 21st DecemberiLa Pique r returned to the Tag s from a crise off the Western Islatids, r It, and reportel she had been chased by two French frigates ...

... SIIIP NEWLS. Cs* DOVR, FM'n. ?? or sven s-li o' aipsoand act-ol; are gone past to the Dlowns from Cadiz, anionrg Ciie niurmber il rhie 1 Spanis llatriot, which vessei lamled Ca' Carroll, ef the -3d . regimeu - d'les not bring soy -errxtrciis new's, racet thct ifit n, Spaniards .IC recruiting their army very fast svich irt toph Ii dI psit under the.comos-iand of Lord VI cWlinigton, a d ...

... BA \NII ?? 1' lI ITCYX S nlPEtlsyDIi>). ?? . ?? ?? 1-vw4.lil ( s.- ?? +.wel IeIn ?? ?? ?? N \ ti~pi .ljo iovieeidge, Gin cesters;,sirc, ciothier. BAeNKRtUPTS. I t' cli ?? otteiham-casrt,.New;road,,plr.stern mum fl~dotr~m4ub.29 ?? and'i~ai' I .aj ateleveni, at Guildrill.1 ?? l~lc~ J~ P chardeon~- I&o11larrm ?? ateleeei ai th l~ to- ?? ~otijgh~~i.Attor- .i, . ..I t4sod r5 -and 27,g 7Stiit. ILI ...

... INI iiPIG * ;s! ?? MlJodJe- arrived from India, at : i:M.: sa >,14111 ; iV l.t S Liled from Hadras the iroi F' 1 cl, Tsth October; fronm : ?? .: ?? ; arlivdcd at St. Helena the IAemiv tlence the 2rSth Docember. . ?? . h.-tl arrived at St. ' .ie wh-en tlte Modevte Sailed, :1 ?? 'Ptntl airived 3oth No- ?? ' d;!\8tt'2 't Decemorrl. ?? .3 ,,ool. itt gold, on ac-- 1-niila B'w oughs, and, Guild- ...

... SPIP NEWS, a PLYMOUTH.PalA. to. -Arrived yetstetly the siip St. Nlar- 1_ I tin'.Planter. Fotherisgliam (late) mraster, from London, with -13- a valuable calrgo, consisting of sugar, c6fahe,indigo, Spices, &c. thal bound to difliere t ports in the Mediterrane3n, which Vessel Was - captured-some days since, near Lisbon, by the Arnerican priva- 140 1tecr PAuI Jones, and. recaotured nine days ...

... SHIP NEIWS. e DRAtL, FEz. ?? and sailed. for thC river, the .1Inity, , Nichols, from St. Dlichael's; itnd his Majesty's ship Prinice~s. ,Catoine froni P'ortsmonth 1 Ca;ise down from the fiiver several nmerchant vessels, and ii. 'sailel under coiv'oy of she Steady gun-brig f4r Portsmouth; h among them are the Bortitude, fr Trinidad t ird, for i\alta; and the Alaona, for Lisbon. ,. POvr 5siouIj, ...

... si8IrP NEIWS PLY au'OUs!, Fr . ?? this snorning, the t9xihounA A brig of war, ftroni a cruize in the Channel, with her prizep'a vec ry fine American merchant schooner, called the Terrible, of and from Baltintoie, with a cargo of American produce, bound to E6turdeatix, which she eaptured a few days silce. TheTerrible- is a burthensonme vessel, quite nei-,; was on her first vO;'age. Sailed on ...